The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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13. oldal
... never had religion before , no more grows religious when he is sick , than a man who has never learnt figures can count , when he has need of calculation . ” 14 Again , the argument involves an analogy between worldly and spiritual ...
... never had religion before , no more grows religious when he is sick , than a man who has never learnt figures can count , when he has need of calculation . ” 14 Again , the argument involves an analogy between worldly and spiritual ...
14. oldal
... never had religion before no more grows reli- gious when he is sick , than a man who has never learnt figures can count , when he has need of calculation . " Yet each style is recognizably Johnsonian . And the relation between the two ...
... never had religion before no more grows reli- gious when he is sick , than a man who has never learnt figures can count , when he has need of calculation . " Yet each style is recognizably Johnsonian . And the relation between the two ...
95. oldal
... never to forget , " the difference between the narrator's more distanced relation to the time passed by the character ( “ yet ” ) and the character's experience of it creates her sorrow through the unsettling of her terms ( " never ...
... never to forget , " the difference between the narrator's more distanced relation to the time passed by the character ( “ yet ” ) and the character's experience of it creates her sorrow through the unsettling of her terms ( " never ...
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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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