In Defense of Reading: A Reader's Approach to Literary CriticismReuben Arthur Brower, Richard Poirier |
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... essays that is like the remarkable last stanza of " A Poet's Epitaph " in asserting the value of solitude and weak- ness ... essay devoted to him , where Arnold speaks of his " high qualities of mind and soul , ARNOLD AND GRAY 59.
... essays that is like the remarkable last stanza of " A Poet's Epitaph " in asserting the value of solitude and weak- ness ... essay devoted to him , where Arnold speaks of his " high qualities of mind and soul , ARNOLD AND GRAY 59.
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... essay : " In a poet of such magnitude , how shall we explain his scantiness of production ? " The question would ... essays hint that it was Gray's loneliness and his vulnerability to the " prosaic " spirit of his age , as much as his ...
... essay : " In a poet of such magnitude , how shall we explain his scantiness of production ? " The question would ... essays hint that it was Gray's loneliness and his vulnerability to the " prosaic " spirit of his age , as much as his ...
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... Essay on Man , the so - called " Moral Essays " and treatises on education and government . Likewise , neoclassic criticism reflects Locke's view that there is no conflict be- tween generality and particularity ; Johnson , Rymer , and ...
... Essay on Man , the so - called " Moral Essays " and treatises on education and government . Likewise , neoclassic criticism reflects Locke's view that there is no conflict be- tween generality and particularity ; Johnson , Rymer , and ...
Contents
Fiction and History | 11 |
Lyric and Narrative Poetry | 22 |
Frosts Poetry of Dialogue | 38 |
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