The Elizabethan Dramatists as CriticsPhilosophical Library, 1963 - 420 pages |
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David Klein. I. APPLIED CRITICISM Of literary criticism in the narrow sense , what the Elizabethans termed censure , and what I have here called applied criticism , namely , the application of aesthetic theory to accomplished work , the ...
David Klein. I. APPLIED CRITICISM Of literary criticism in the narrow sense , what the Elizabethans termed censure , and what I have here called applied criticism , namely , the application of aesthetic theory to accomplished work , the ...
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... criticism . ( Incidentally , we should need no further evidence how well acquainted the English dramatists were with the continental criticism ) : But thou soul - blind Scaliger , that never had anything but place , time , and terms to ...
... criticism . ( Incidentally , we should need no further evidence how well acquainted the English dramatists were with the continental criticism ) : But thou soul - blind Scaliger , that never had anything but place , time , and terms to ...
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... criticism , in what way did this acquaintance affect their own theoretical reflection ? It served as a stimulus to bring their ideas to a focus . Here were definitely stated doctrines - their own ideas could therefore be formulated in ...
... criticism , in what way did this acquaintance affect their own theoretical reflection ? It served as a stimulus to bring their ideas to a focus . Here were definitely stated doctrines - their own ideas could therefore be formulated in ...
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APPLIED CRITICISM | 1 |
EXCLUSIVE OF SHAKESPEARE AND JONSON | 18 |
SHAKESPEARE | 243 |
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