The Stylistic Life of Samuel JohnsonRutgers University Press, 1977 - 139 oldal |
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37. oldal
... style , which becomes the dramatic embodiment of the maxims of prudence and regularity it produces . We are instruct- ed and delighted not so much by admonitions to patience and prudence as by watching the qualities of patience and ...
... style , which becomes the dramatic embodiment of the maxims of prudence and regularity it produces . We are instruct- ed and delighted not so much by admonitions to patience and prudence as by watching the qualities of patience and ...
52. oldal
... style , written when he had estab- lished a reputation and a known manner . Its particular subject would be best suited , of course , to those parodies written after Johnson resumed political writing , but the dictatorial manner ...
... style , written when he had estab- lished a reputation and a known manner . Its particular subject would be best suited , of course , to those parodies written after Johnson resumed political writing , but the dictatorial manner ...
115. oldal
... style cannot support these attempts . Because his style is based on poetical conventions that do not fully express his feelings , but which he cannot " afford " to abandon complete- ly , Johnson's dramatized presence in the poem is full ...
... style cannot support these attempts . Because his style is based on poetical conventions that do not fully express his feelings , but which he cannot " afford " to abandon complete- ly , Johnson's dramatized presence in the poem is full ...
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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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