The Art of the Writer: Essays, Excerpts, and TranslationsLane Cooper Cornell University Press, 1952 - 436 Seiten |
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... poetical : history is known only in the saga ; that is , there is no prying into the events of the past for the naked and unadorned truth ; there is retained of those events only the poetically garbed idea in its living beauty ; the ...
... poetical : history is known only in the saga ; that is , there is no prying into the events of the past for the naked and unadorned truth ; there is retained of those events only the poetically garbed idea in its living beauty ; the ...
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... poetical form , as e.g. the style of Gorgias . Nay even at the present time it is the opinion of most uneducated people that a poetical style is the finest . This however is an erroneous idea , the styles of prose and of poetry being ...
... poetical form , as e.g. the style of Gorgias . Nay even at the present time it is the opinion of most uneducated people that a poetical style is the finest . This however is an erroneous idea , the styles of prose and of poetry being ...
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... poetical char- acter . A second cause of faults of taste is the use of rare words , as when Lycophron called Xerxes ... poetical dic- tion by its impropriety is a source of absurdity and tastelessness a The λrra here , as Mr. Cope says ...
... poetical char- acter . A second cause of faults of taste is the use of rare words , as when Lycophron called Xerxes ... poetical dic- tion by its impropriety is a source of absurdity and tastelessness a The λrra here , as Mr. Cope says ...
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