Essays and Studies, Volumen18J. Murray, 1933 |
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... speaking of Aristotle's divisions of poetry : ' Aristotle ' , he writes , ' is not thinking of poetry as published ... speak , civilised our idea of poetry is . For us poetry means the book - shop , or an hour or so on a winter evening ...
... speaking of Aristotle's divisions of poetry : ' Aristotle ' , he writes , ' is not thinking of poetry as published ... speak , civilised our idea of poetry is . For us poetry means the book - shop , or an hour or so on a winter evening ...
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... speaking of the deepest experience we can but appeal to the consciousness of another ; we cannot narrate , we can only suggest , ' Is not this something like your own experience ? ' Wordsworth is aware of this impossibility of full and ...
... speaking of the deepest experience we can but appeal to the consciousness of another ; we cannot narrate , we can only suggest , ' Is not this something like your own experience ? ' Wordsworth is aware of this impossibility of full and ...
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... speak , what was before merely a part of the social machinery . They have too , of course , a strong behind - the - scenes interest . I suspect that these novels are easy to do passably well , but hard to turn into literature . In spite ...
... speak , what was before merely a part of the social machinery . They have too , of course , a strong behind - the - scenes interest . I suspect that these novels are easy to do passably well , but hard to turn into literature . In spite ...
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KEATS AND POLITICS | 7 |
THE LIMITS OF LITERARY CRITICISM | 24 |
SHAKESPEARE AND THE PLEBS | 53 |
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