The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 193
... Poetical Juftice ? Thus Arif- " totle was the first who establish'd this ridiculous Doc ❝ trine of Modern Criticism . " But he goes on in his Dictatorian Way - This Rule ( fays he ) whoever eftablish'd it , has I am fure no Foundation ...
... Poetical Juftice ? Thus Arif- " totle was the first who establish'd this ridiculous Doc ❝ trine of Modern Criticism . " But he goes on in his Dictatorian Way - This Rule ( fays he ) whoever eftablish'd it , has I am fure no Foundation ...
الصفحة 195
... Poetical Creator have " no Diffimulations , and no Referve ; we see their Paf- « fions in all their Height , and in all their Deformity , " and when they are unfortunate , we are never to feek " for the Caufe . " But fuppose I fhou'd ...
... Poetical Creator have " no Diffimulations , and no Referve ; we see their Paf- « fions in all their Height , and in all their Deformity , " and when they are unfortunate , we are never to feek " for the Caufe . " But fuppose I fhou'd ...
الصفحة 196
... Poetical Fuftice ; and it is upon this Foot that ARIS- " TOTLE requires , that we shou'd examine them . " Your Correfpondent I muft confefs is in the right , when he says , that Philofopher declares for Tra- " gedies , whofe ...
... Poetical Fuftice ; and it is upon this Foot that ARIS- " TOTLE requires , that we shou'd examine them . " Your Correfpondent I muft confefs is in the right , when he says , that Philofopher declares for Tra- " gedies , whofe ...
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