Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... wish to disguise the fact that much of this is old - fashioned stuff . I fully realize how rash it is for one who has not concerned him- self so much with the higher matters of analytical and exegetical in- terpretation of texts , but ...
... wish to disguise the fact that much of this is old - fashioned stuff . I fully realize how rash it is for one who has not concerned him- self so much with the higher matters of analytical and exegetical in- terpretation of texts , but ...
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... wish fully to understand all the turns of his irony and to recognize the perfection of the structure and the unity of this admirable piece . They said that Swift was not very good at logic when he was at Trinity College , but he seems ...
... wish fully to understand all the turns of his irony and to recognize the perfection of the structure and the unity of this admirable piece . They said that Swift was not very good at logic when he was at Trinity College , but he seems ...
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... wish to claim that Swift is at his best in the Intelli- gencer , but his characteristic quality is nevertheless clearly recogniz- able here , especially if we compare No. 15 , which is a reprint of his Short View of the State of Ireland ...
... wish to claim that Swift is at his best in the Intelli- gencer , but his characteristic quality is nevertheless clearly recogniz- able here , especially if we compare No. 15 , which is a reprint of his Short View of the State of Ireland ...
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