English Critical Essays: (nineteenth Century)Edmund David Jones Oxford University Press, 1956 - 522 páginas |
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... describing poets describe what is in them , but not peculiar to them , -what is generic , not what is special and individual . Gray's Elegy describes a mood which Gray felt more than other men , but which most others , perhaps all ...
... describing poets describe what is in them , but not peculiar to them , -what is generic , not what is special and individual . Gray's Elegy describes a mood which Gray felt more than other men , but which most others , perhaps all ...
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... describe the nature of these a little . Criticism we know must be brief - not , like poetry , because its charm is ... describes the type in its simplicity , we mean , with the exact amount of accessory circumstance which is necessary to ...
... describe the nature of these a little . Criticism we know must be brief - not , like poetry , because its charm is ... describes the type in its simplicity , we mean , with the exact amount of accessory circumstance which is necessary to ...
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... describe an unreal type of fancied men , not sailors as they are , but sailors as they might be wished . Another ... describes in concisest outline what is , as it is . If a poet really believes in presentiments he can speak out in pure ...
... describe an unreal type of fancied men , not sailors as they are , but sailors as they might be wished . Another ... describes in concisest outline what is , as it is . If a poet really believes in presentiments he can speak out in pure ...
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JOHN RUSKIN 18191900 | 323 |
JOHN STUART MILL 18061873 | 341 |
WALTER BAGEHOT 18261877 | 368 |
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