Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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... critical analyses of his major writings , the tragedy Cato and the periodical essays in the Tatler and the Spectator . The biographical and critical accounts have a common denominator : they consider the ideas and the methods of his ...
... critical analyses of his major writings , the tragedy Cato and the periodical essays in the Tatler and the Spectator . The biographical and critical accounts have a common denominator : they consider the ideas and the methods of his ...
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... critical evaluations of Latin and English poets and specimens of Latin poetry . The critical pieces are " Dissertatio de Insignoribus Romanorum Poetis " [ Disserta- tion on the Worthier Roman Poets ] , " An Essay Upon Vergil's Georgics ...
... critical evaluations of Latin and English poets and specimens of Latin poetry . The critical pieces are " Dissertatio de Insignoribus Romanorum Poetis " [ Disserta- tion on the Worthier Roman Poets ] , " An Essay Upon Vergil's Georgics ...
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... critical works contains enduring judg- ments or observations . Addison's reputation as a critic rests on the Spectator papers done a decade or more later . But these five critical pieces , done in the same years as the bulk of Addison's ...
... critical works contains enduring judg- ments or observations . Addison's reputation as a critic rests on the Spectator papers done a decade or more later . But these five critical pieces , done in the same years as the bulk of Addison's ...
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