Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... poetry . For although he did not profess to be either a poet or a critic of poetry , he is nevertheless in his casual and contemptuous manner the most extreme example that we have ever had in England of reaction against the heroic or ...
... poetry . For although he did not profess to be either a poet or a critic of poetry , he is nevertheless in his casual and contemptuous manner the most extreme example that we have ever had in England of reaction against the heroic or ...
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... poetry . Swift had none of this professional pride , and never showed the least inclination to set much value on the ... poets and politicians , that the world might recover . " " One of the main themes of A Tale of a Tub is of course an ...
... poetry . Swift had none of this professional pride , and never showed the least inclination to set much value on the ... poets and politicians , that the world might recover . " " One of the main themes of A Tale of a Tub is of course an ...
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... poetry . His attitude towards such poetry is shown in a parody , written probably in 1733 , A Love Song in the modern Taste ... poets on Parnassus , convened by Apollo on February 27 , 1720 , Swift was ap- pointed his vicegerent on earth ...
... poetry . His attitude towards such poetry is shown in a parody , written probably in 1733 , A Love Song in the modern Taste ... poets on Parnassus , convened by Apollo on February 27 , 1720 , Swift was ap- pointed his vicegerent on earth ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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