Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... irony , and most skilfully manip- ulated . " Here we are on firm ground , so long as we always recognize that the voice is Swift's and that he is manipulating his puppets . Mr. Elliott is careful to omit the " Apology " , as properly ...
... irony , and most skilfully manip- ulated . " Here we are on firm ground , so long as we always recognize that the voice is Swift's and that he is manipulating his puppets . Mr. Elliott is careful to omit the " Apology " , as properly ...
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... irony . What distinguishes him from other satirists is not , as so often supposed , that his mood is fiercer and his rage more violent , but that both in his jesting and in his irony alike he is able to disturb us by his searching ...
... irony . What distinguishes him from other satirists is not , as so often supposed , that his mood is fiercer and his rage more violent , but that both in his jesting and in his irony alike he is able to disturb us by his searching ...
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... irony to uphold such an unpopular cause as the Established Church , against the arguments of the free- thinkers and the men of pleasure and the politicians who are all bent upon its destruction . There are many passages which remind us ...
... irony to uphold such an unpopular cause as the Established Church , against the arguments of the free- thinkers and the men of pleasure and the politicians who are all bent upon its destruction . There are many passages which remind us ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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