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... classical criticism throughout Europe is more than a revival or even a development of an old canon . Of its own time , literary criticism will be subject to the same pressure of opinions and attitudes as any other serious intellectual ...
... classical criticism throughout Europe is more than a revival or even a development of an old canon . Of its own time , literary criticism will be subject to the same pressure of opinions and attitudes as any other serious intellectual ...
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... classical criticism is a rationalistic codification of classical values : a preference for the general rather than the particular , 16 for the probable and the orderly , 17 and for the simple and the unified.18 When Lovejoy describes ...
... classical criticism is a rationalistic codification of classical values : a preference for the general rather than the particular , 16 for the probable and the orderly , 17 and for the simple and the unified.18 When Lovejoy describes ...
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... classical and romantic spirits . He calls the relativism of men like Butler , however , " anti - classical . ” 53 of Holy Scripture established the principle of the historical approach . ( Extract of her paper " The Development of the ...
... classical and romantic spirits . He calls the relativism of men like Butler , however , " anti - classical . ” 53 of Holy Scripture established the principle of the historical approach . ( Extract of her paper " The Development of the ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
BYRON | 58 |
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