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It is instructive to note that , according to his theory , poetic probability is relative , varying from age to age ... setting Davenant to rights for his rather inflexible attitude toward the supernatural in ancient poetry ; 27 at the ...
It is instructive to note that , according to his theory , poetic probability is relative , varying from age to age ... setting Davenant to rights for his rather inflexible attitude toward the supernatural in ancient poetry ; 27 at the ...
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Hobbes had said that the poet may go beyond the actual works but not beyond the “ conceived possibility ” of ... which must be within the bounds of judgment , but which is to be allowed such liberties as are sanctioned by poetic custom ...
Hobbes had said that the poet may go beyond the actual works but not beyond the “ conceived possibility ” of ... which must be within the bounds of judgment , but which is to be allowed such liberties as are sanctioned by poetic custom ...
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Hobbes's , 16 , 17 , 19 , 80 ff . , 121 ; Poetic genius , Cowley on , 269 medieval faculty , 37 , 38 , 39 Poetic license ... Poetics ( Aristotle ) , 35 n . , 49 , 157 Puttenham , George : 45 , 53 , 64-66 , Poetry : 23 ; classified by ...
Hobbes's , 16 , 17 , 19 , 80 ff . , 121 ; Poetic genius , Cowley on , 269 medieval faculty , 37 , 38 , 39 Poetic license ... Poetics ( Aristotle ) , 35 n . , 49 , 157 Puttenham , George : 45 , 53 , 64-66 , Poetry : 23 ; classified by ...
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SOME OF HOBBESS PREDECESSORS IN THE PSYCHO | 25 |
Hobbess THEORY OF IMAGINATION | 79 |
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