Literary Satire and Theory: A Study of Horace, Boileau, and Pope |
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... position is taken . The poems originate in the Furthermore , a critical polemical disputes of the author . approach shapes the general context of both forms of poetry . There is a just appraisal of value , with the results ( and not the ...
... position is taken . The poems originate in the Furthermore , a critical polemical disputes of the author . approach shapes the general context of both forms of poetry . There is a just appraisal of value , with the results ( and not the ...
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... position is that any work of literature in which there is action , in which there is a shift of position or scene , in which there is any kind of physical or psychic movement , has a plot . ( p . 100 ) We need to analyze the literary ...
... position is that any work of literature in which there is action , in which there is a shift of position or scene , in which there is any kind of physical or psychic movement , has a plot . ( p . 100 ) We need to analyze the literary ...
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... position between them is not as clear as with Boileau , since the hierarchy is not as concise- ly stated . But the persona in Pope does occupy a medial po- sition . In the " Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot " he is compared to the Classical ...
... position between them is not as clear as with Boileau , since the hierarchy is not as concise- ly stated . But the persona in Pope does occupy a medial po- sition . In the " Epistle to Dr. Arbuthnot " he is compared to the Classical ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Satire and Verisimilitude | 13 |
The Satiric Plot | 28 |
Copyright | |
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