Criticism: The Foundations of Modern Literary JudgmentMark Schorer, Josephine Miles, Gordon McKenzie Harcourt, Brace, 1948 - 553 sivua |
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... idea that the kind of tragedy which he personally pre- ferred ( let us for the sake of brevity call it " ancient " ) is also the most adequate embodi- ment of the idea of tragedy ? This question can be answered , I think , only ...
... idea that the kind of tragedy which he personally pre- ferred ( let us for the sake of brevity call it " ancient " ) is also the most adequate embodi- ment of the idea of tragedy ? This question can be answered , I think , only ...
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... ideas which are dramatized in the poem , the idea of " sanction " and the idea of " efficiency . " But the effect of the poem does involve these two factors ; the special reserved , scarcely resolved , irony , which is realized in the ...
... ideas which are dramatized in the poem , the idea of " sanction " and the idea of " efficiency . " But the effect of the poem does involve these two factors ; the special reserved , scarcely resolved , irony , which is realized in the ...
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... Idea of a human race " ; but the idea may be formed by a philosopher from Shakespeare's " studies , " as also from his individuals the idea of certain types may be formed . author psychology , of genetics and inspiration , not of the ...
... Idea of a human race " ; but the idea may be formed by a philosopher from Shakespeare's " studies , " as also from his individuals the idea of certain types may be formed . author psychology , of genetics and inspiration , not of the ...
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