Literary Criticism: A Short History. Classical and neo-classical criticism, Volume 1University of Chicago P., 1978 - 336 pages |
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... tragic and comic hamartia - VI . tragic and comic antinomies , importance of Aristotle's answer to Plato , a double concern for the universal , escape from both Thracian and Boeotian theory , Abbé Bremond , mystery vs. criticism § ́E ...
... tragic and comic hamartia - VI . tragic and comic antinomies , importance of Aristotle's answer to Plato , a double concern for the universal , escape from both Thracian and Boeotian theory , Abbé Bremond , mystery vs. criticism § ́E ...
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... tragic protagonist as king or at least as man of eminence was complemented more ex- plicitly , with an opposite notion for comedy , perhaps by Aristotle him- self in a lost dialogue On Poets , perhaps by his pupil Theophrastus ...
... tragic protagonist as king or at least as man of eminence was complemented more ex- plicitly , with an opposite notion for comedy , perhaps by Aristotle him- self in a lost dialogue On Poets , perhaps by his pupil Theophrastus ...
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... Tragic Hero , " The New York Times Book Review , December 16 , 1945 , p . 1 , by permission of the author and The New York Times It is ... a strange and a rather embarrassing phenomenon that precisely the centuries which were thoroughly ...
... Tragic Hero , " The New York Times Book Review , December 16 , 1945 , p . 1 , by permission of the author and The New York Times It is ... a strange and a rather embarrassing phenomenon that precisely the centuries which were thoroughly ...
Contents
Socrates and the Rhapsode PAGE | 3 |
The Internal Focus 555 | 16 |
Poetry as Structure | 21 |
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