Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... wish to be regarded , an English gentleman , a close associate of men like Sir William Temple , Lord Somers , Oxford and Bolingbroke , and the friend of Pope , Arbuthnot and Gay . Most of his books were published in London , and those ...
... wish to be regarded , an English gentleman , a close associate of men like Sir William Temple , Lord Somers , Oxford and Bolingbroke , and the friend of Pope , Arbuthnot and Gay . Most of his books were published in London , and those ...
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... wish to ac- count for the particular quality of Swift's verse , if we wish to place him in a tradition , we shall have to investigate first of all what he owed to Hudibras , and to the popular verse - satire of the seventeenth century ...
... wish to ac- count for the particular quality of Swift's verse , if we wish to place him in a tradition , we shall have to investigate first of all what he owed to Hudibras , and to the popular verse - satire of the seventeenth century ...
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... wish only to show Swift in the role of Bickerstaff , the wit and the humourist , at his work of exposing and making fun of quacks and shams for the amusement of the gentlemen of the town . Even in the course of this Partridge affair ...
... wish only to show Swift in the role of Bickerstaff , the wit and the humourist , at his work of exposing and making fun of quacks and shams for the amusement of the gentlemen of the town . Even in the course of this Partridge affair ...
Contenido
Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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