The Association of Ideas and Critical Theory in Eighteenth-century England: A History of a Psychological Method in English CriticismMouton, 1970 - 284 sivua |
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... Critical essays of the eighteenth century , 1700-1725 ( New Haven , 1915 ) . Fordyce , David , The elements of moral philosophy , first published in The preceptor , ed . R. Dodsley ( London , 1748 ) , II , 241-379 . Gay , John ...
... Critical essays of the eighteenth century , 1700-1725 ( New Haven , 1915 ) . Fordyce , David , The elements of moral philosophy , first published in The preceptor , ed . R. Dodsley ( London , 1748 ) , II , 241-379 . Gay , John ...
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From Dennis to Hutcheson | 35 |
The SeventeenForties | 72 |
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