The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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... expression of one position , inexplicable resentment in this case , makes her seem a wicked stepmother in a fairy ... expressions of benevolence than to Savage's fault , which JOHNSON AND THE LIFE OF SAVAGE 23.
... expression of one position , inexplicable resentment in this case , makes her seem a wicked stepmother in a fairy ... expressions of benevolence than to Savage's fault , which JOHNSON AND THE LIFE OF SAVAGE 23.
25. oldal
... expression of resentment , while it might be ap- propriate in a play , shows how unrelated his actions are to " a little knowledge of the world . ” — Johnson's expression of his own relation to the event is not extreme , though it deals ...
... expression of resentment , while it might be ap- propriate in a play , shows how unrelated his actions are to " a little knowledge of the world . ” — Johnson's expression of his own relation to the event is not extreme , though it deals ...
107. oldal
... expression of a dramatic opposition within his style . According to Eliot in the essay mentioned earlier the only thing that saves London is its " undercurrent of personal feeling , " the expression of what Johnson " really experienced ...
... expression of a dramatic opposition within his style . According to Eliot in the essay mentioned earlier the only thing that saves London is its " undercurrent of personal feeling , " the expression of what Johnson " really experienced ...
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Reading Johnson in Time | 1 |
Johnson and The Life of Savage | 19 |
Learning to Write Dick Minim | 43 |
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