Essays and Studies, Volumen18J. Murray, 1933 |
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... writing in epic and tragedy , with the mind of Milton alone triumphing , in a combination of critical precept and creative purpose , in Paradise Lost ? Even the sense of ambition which this formal criticism gave to creative writers is ...
... writing in epic and tragedy , with the mind of Milton alone triumphing , in a combination of critical precept and creative purpose , in Paradise Lost ? Even the sense of ambition which this formal criticism gave to creative writers is ...
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... writing now , he would be sneered at by one mob for being cheerful , fantastic , idyllic , in his Midsummer - Night's Dream , As You Like It , and Twelfth Night , and then roundly cursed by another mob for losing his cheerfulness and ...
... writing now , he would be sneered at by one mob for being cheerful , fantastic , idyllic , in his Midsummer - Night's Dream , As You Like It , and Twelfth Night , and then roundly cursed by another mob for losing his cheerfulness and ...
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... writing . Do not mistake me : I do not mean that this is no time for imaginative literature , that writers should take to blue prints and tractors , that novels must wait for calmer weather . I am considering the situation now from the ...
... writing . Do not mistake me : I do not mean that this is no time for imaginative literature , that writers should take to blue prints and tractors , that novels must wait for calmer weather . I am considering the situation now from the ...
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KEATS AND POLITICS | 7 |
THE LIMITS OF LITERARY CRITICISM | 24 |
SHAKESPEARE AND THE PLEBS | 53 |
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