The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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... give a semblance of dramatic interchange to rational demonstration , and thus to lighten the proofs.1 It is generally agreed that this use of “ labels " did give only a " semblance of dramatic interchange " through which the real ...
... give a semblance of dramatic interchange to rational demonstration , and thus to lighten the proofs.1 It is generally agreed that this use of “ labels " did give only a " semblance of dramatic interchange " through which the real ...
74. oldal
... give that view a new form , " to lighten the proofs " and give " a semblance of dramatic interchange , " were not only unoriginal but hopelessly perfunctory . We are warned not to expect any of the heady excitements of novel reading as ...
... give that view a new form , " to lighten the proofs " and give " a semblance of dramatic interchange , " were not only unoriginal but hopelessly perfunctory . We are warned not to expect any of the heady excitements of novel reading as ...
98. oldal
... gives , in other words , a dramatic existence to the " knowledge " and " virtues " on which Imlac bases his rebuke . Although ... give way to idleness or satiety . He who has nothing external that 98 THE STYLISTIC LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON.
... gives , in other words , a dramatic existence to the " knowledge " and " virtues " on which Imlac bases his rebuke . Although ... give way to idleness or satiety . He who has nothing external that 98 THE STYLISTIC LIFE OF SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Tartalomjegyzék
Reading Johnson in Time | 1 |
Johnson and The Life of Savage | 19 |
Learning to Write Dick Minim | 43 |
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