An Abridgment of Lectures on RhetorickJoseph Manahan, 1822 - 304 էջ |
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... poetical composition ; since by them we are enabled to collect what the sense of mankind is , with respect to those beauties , which give them the highest pleasure , and which , therefore , poetry ought to exhibit . Au . thority or ...
... poetical composition ; since by them we are enabled to collect what the sense of mankind is , with respect to those beauties , which give them the highest pleasure , and which , therefore , poetry ought to exhibit . Au . thority or ...
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... poetical compositions according to the principles of correct taste ? CRITICISM . GENIUS . PLEASURES OF TASTE . SUBLIMITY OBJECTS . IN TRUE criticism is the application of taste and of good sense to the several fine arts . Its de- sign ...
... poetical compositions according to the principles of correct taste ? CRITICISM . GENIUS . PLEASURES OF TASTE . SUBLIMITY OBJECTS . IN TRUE criticism is the application of taste and of good sense to the several fine arts . Its de- sign ...
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... poetical numbers ; and even of the concealed and looser measures of prose . Wit , humor , and ridicule , open likewise a variety of pleasures to taste , altogether different from any that have yet been considered . At present it is not ...
... poetical numbers ; and even of the concealed and looser measures of prose . Wit , humor , and ridicule , open likewise a variety of pleasures to taste , altogether different from any that have yet been considered . At present it is not ...
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... poets , philosophers became the instructors of men ; and in their reasoning on all subjects introduced that plainer and more simple style of composition which we now call prose . Thus the ancient metaphorical and poetical dress of ...
... poets , philosophers became the instructors of men ; and in their reasoning on all subjects introduced that plainer and more simple style of composition which we now call prose . Thus the ancient metaphorical and poetical dress of ...
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... poetry ; our poetical style dif fers widely from prose , not with respect to num- bers only , but in the very words themselves ; 68 STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE .
... poetry ; our poetical style dif fers widely from prose , not with respect to num- bers only , but in the very words themselves ; 68 STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE .
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