The Principles of Criticism: An Introduction to the Study of LiteratureKennikat Press, 1902 - 256 psl. |
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... ARISTOTLE CONSIDERS POETRY AS A BRANCH OF ART • III . REVIVAL OF FORMAL CRITICISM APPLI- CATION OF ARISTOTLE'S PRINCIPLES ADDISON TO ' PARADISE LOST ' BY IV . POETIC JUSTICE AND OTHER OPINIONS OF ADDISON OF COMEDY PAGE I 22 38 • 48 V ...
... ARISTOTLE CONSIDERS POETRY AS A BRANCH OF ART • III . REVIVAL OF FORMAL CRITICISM APPLI- CATION OF ARISTOTLE'S PRINCIPLES ADDISON TO ' PARADISE LOST ' BY IV . POETIC JUSTICE AND OTHER OPINIONS OF ADDISON OF COMEDY PAGE I 22 38 • 48 V ...
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... Aristotle's doctrine of the supremacy of the plot was based . The significance of this change lies in the fact that the power of appealing to the imagination is a test which touches that element of æsthetic enjoyment to which creative ...
... Aristotle's doctrine of the supremacy of the plot was based . The significance of this change lies in the fact that the power of appealing to the imagination is a test which touches that element of æsthetic enjoyment to which creative ...
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... Aristotle's criticism , on the other hand , was inde- pendent of any ethical motive ; under his scheme it formed a separate and distinct department of inquiry . An art , he says in the Ethics , is the product of a union ' a of a ...
... Aristotle's criticism , on the other hand , was inde- pendent of any ethical motive ; under his scheme it formed a separate and distinct department of inquiry . An art , he says in the Ethics , is the product of a union ' a of a ...
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... Aristotle's contribution to the science of criticism- appears most clearly . The permanent element in Plato's criticism is contained in three mutually dependent principles . In literature the thought ' is prior to the form ' ; greatness ...
... Aristotle's contribution to the science of criticism- appears most clearly . The permanent element in Plato's criticism is contained in three mutually dependent principles . In literature the thought ' is prior to the form ' ; greatness ...
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... Aristotle's tragic measure con- tain the fulness of the poetic harvest which includes ( to omit all lesser names ) ... Aristotle . we criticise we ask first , ' What is the thought ? ' When the Greeks criticised , they asked first , ' What ...
... Aristotle's tragic measure con- tain the fulness of the poetic harvest which includes ( to omit all lesser names ) ... Aristotle . we criticise we ask first , ' What is the thought ? ' When the Greeks criticised , they asked first , ' What ...
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The Principles of Criticism– An Introduction to the Study of Literature William Basil Worsfold Visos knygos peržiūra - 1923 |
The Principles of Criticism– An Introduction to the Study of Literature William Basil Worsfold Visos knygos peržiūra - 1897 |
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