The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 146
... ARISTOTLE in his Art of Poetry has not one Chapter in which he does not expofe and con- demn fome Fault of one Poet or other . But then he says the Beauties were likewife fhewn , and had their due Praife ; I grant it , but that was ...
... ARISTOTLE in his Art of Poetry has not one Chapter in which he does not expofe and con- demn fome Fault of one Poet or other . But then he says the Beauties were likewife fhewn , and had their due Praife ; I grant it , but that was ...
الصفحة 193
... ARISTOTLE 2000 Years ago , " who tells us exprefly in the 13th Chap . of his Poetic's , " That fince a Tragedy to have all the Beauties of which " it is capable , ought to be implex , and not limple , and " ought to move Compaffion and ...
... ARISTOTLE 2000 Years ago , " who tells us exprefly in the 13th Chap . of his Poetic's , " That fince a Tragedy to have all the Beauties of which " it is capable , ought to be implex , and not limple , and " ought to move Compaffion and ...
الصفحة 196
... ARISTOTLE is for Poetical Juftice , tho ' he be not always for unhappy Cataftrophes . Thus far Mr. DENNIS , which I think is a perfect Confutation of fo fundamental an Error in Tragedy . I cannot ( affum'd Tyro ) but allow the Force of ...
... ARISTOTLE is for Poetical Juftice , tho ' he be not always for unhappy Cataftrophes . Thus far Mr. DENNIS , which I think is a perfect Confutation of fo fundamental an Error in Tragedy . I cannot ( affum'd Tyro ) but allow the Force of ...
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