Criticism: The Foundations of Modern Literary JudgmentMark Schorer, Josephine Miles, Gordon McKenzie Harcourt, Brace, 1948 - 553 pages |
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Page 68
... perhaps , who , as likely as not , was by this time beginning to go to the bad . All this shot through my mind as I sat down , being uncomfortable , like most people , at trav- elling with fellow passengers unless I have somehow or ...
... perhaps , who , as likely as not , was by this time beginning to go to the bad . All this shot through my mind as I sat down , being uncomfortable , like most people , at trav- elling with fellow passengers unless I have somehow or ...
Page 365
... perhaps the phoenix is Lucy , Countess of Bedford ; or perhaps the poem is merely an essay on Platonic love . But the schol- ars themselves are so uncertain , that I think we will do little violence to established habits of thinking ...
... perhaps the phoenix is Lucy , Countess of Bedford ; or perhaps the poem is merely an essay on Platonic love . But the schol- ars themselves are so uncertain , that I think we will do little violence to established habits of thinking ...
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... perhaps other types , as many perhaps as the central terms of criticism ; but most can be learned I believe by examination of metaphor -the structure most characteristic of concen- trated poetry . The language of poets , said Shel- ley ...
... perhaps other types , as many perhaps as the central terms of criticism ; but most can be learned I believe by examination of metaphor -the structure most characteristic of concen- trated poetry . The language of poets , said Shel- ley ...
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