The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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113. oldal
... poem were Juvenal's show at least an instinctive artistic attempt to separate himself from the contradiction . These efforts may also show his awareness that the fictive terms of the poem neither fully described his own worth as an ...
... poem were Juvenal's show at least an instinctive artistic attempt to separate himself from the contradiction . These efforts may also show his awareness that the fictive terms of the poem neither fully described his own worth as an ...
115. oldal
... poem is full of help- lessness and despair at his artistic entanglement , at his inability to create a style that defines an independent self . The Vanity of Human Wishes , on the other hand , is not a poem about worth , but about one ...
... poem is full of help- lessness and despair at his artistic entanglement , at his inability to create a style that defines an independent self . The Vanity of Human Wishes , on the other hand , is not a poem about worth , but about one ...
125. oldal
... poem or picture is about the same thing as to call " sincere " a bird's mating dance or a caterpillar's mimetic behavior . ( Pp . 52-53 ) Heavily " scudded ” iambic tetrameter in English is associated with " ornate burlesque , " Nabokov ...
... poem or picture is about the same thing as to call " sincere " a bird's mating dance or a caterpillar's mimetic behavior . ( Pp . 52-53 ) Heavily " scudded ” iambic tetrameter in English is associated with " ornate burlesque , " Nabokov ...
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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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