Joseph Addison, Volume 10Twayne Publishers, 1982 - 182 pagine |
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Pagina 31
... poet in control of his material . Abandoning the lyric mode for which he had not the spirit , Addison turns to the poetic epistle which echoes the tone and attitude of his Latin Horatian odes . The model is more the ode to Dr. Burnett ...
... poet in control of his material . Abandoning the lyric mode for which he had not the spirit , Addison turns to the poetic epistle which echoes the tone and attitude of his Latin Horatian odes . The model is more the ode to Dr. Burnett ...
Pagina 32
... poet , once laureate to Stuart kings but now an outcast after the 1688 Revolution . Ad- dison finds a classical parallel in the circumstances of Ovid , the first century Roman poet in exile because of Augustus Caesar's displeasure with ...
... poet , once laureate to Stuart kings but now an outcast after the 1688 Revolution . Ad- dison finds a classical parallel in the circumstances of Ovid , the first century Roman poet in exile because of Augustus Caesar's displeasure with ...
Pagina 104
... poet at the same time insinuates precepts into the understanding . But in these papers Addison gives this talent its greatest sanction : " It has something in it like creation " ( Spectator 421 ) . The poet , in fact , is the image of ...
... poet at the same time insinuates precepts into the understanding . But in these papers Addison gives this talent its greatest sanction : " It has something in it like creation " ( Spectator 421 ) . The poet , in fact , is the image of ...
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