English Shakesperian Criticism in the Eighteenth CenturyH.W. Wilson Company, 1932 - 300 sider |
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... excellence both in the sublime and in the ridiculous . Beattie mentions that Homer is believed to have had talent for comic , as well as for tragic , sentiments , but states that he is unable to see any proof of it in his works ...
... excellence both in the sublime and in the ridiculous . Beattie mentions that Homer is believed to have had talent for comic , as well as for tragic , sentiments , but states that he is unable to see any proof of it in his works ...
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... excellence to justify the following outline of its main points . The anonymous author regards Shakespeare as " the greatest Tragick Writer that ever liv'd , ( except Sophocles and Euripides ) accord- ing to the Rules of Reason and ...
... excellence to justify the following outline of its main points . The anonymous author regards Shakespeare as " the greatest Tragick Writer that ever liv'd , ( except Sophocles and Euripides ) accord- ing to the Rules of Reason and ...
Side 237
... excellence . " Cumberland recommended him as a model for dramatic poets , recognising that he " pos- sessed the judgment of ages instinctively . " These , then , are the deliberate verdicts of the Eighteenth Century on Shakespeare ...
... excellence . " Cumberland recommended him as a model for dramatic poets , recognising that he " pos- sessed the judgment of ages instinctively . " These , then , are the deliberate verdicts of the Eighteenth Century on Shakespeare ...
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