Swift's Satire on Learning in A Tale of a TubOctagon Books, 1968 - 159 pages |
Contents
PHILOSOPHY OLD AND NEW BRIGHT AND DARK 23 | 11 |
THE NEW SCIENCE | 64 |
THE NEW CRITICISM | 87 |
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