The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 199
... Paffions may be fo manag'd , as to produce Fear and Com- paffion , but not the contrary ; and next perhaps there is fomething ftill to be drawn from the very Nature of the Paffions , and their Generation in the Humane Mind ; but that is ...
... Paffions may be fo manag'd , as to produce Fear and Com- paffion , but not the contrary ; and next perhaps there is fomething ftill to be drawn from the very Nature of the Paffions , and their Generation in the Humane Mind ; but that is ...
الصفحة 237
... Paffions by Admiration ( which Corneille in France , and feveral in England have attempted ) is not at all the Defign of juft Tragedy ; for that Paffion is too foft for fuch a great Effect . Tragedy only employs Terror and Compaf- fion ...
... Paffions by Admiration ( which Corneille in France , and feveral in England have attempted ) is not at all the Defign of juft Tragedy ; for that Paffion is too foft for fuch a great Effect . Tragedy only employs Terror and Compaf- fion ...
الصفحة 258
... Paffions . Ariftotle affirms , that , let two Poets of an equal Genius write on the fame Subject , he who writes when he has wrought himself into the Paffion by imitating the Gel- ture , & c . will fucceed much better , than he who fits ...
... Paffions . Ariftotle affirms , that , let two Poets of an equal Genius write on the fame Subject , he who writes when he has wrought himself into the Paffion by imitating the Gel- ture , & c . will fucceed much better , than he who fits ...
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