Laurence Sterne and the Argument about DesignPalgrave Macmillan UK, 24 mar 1982 - 247 pagine To find more information about Rowman and Littlefield titles, please visit www.rowmanlittlefield.com. |
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Pagina 181
... moral one . But Yorick interprets this response as being , of necessity , morally direc- tional . He takes it for granted that this kind of sympathy will return the Abderites to paradise : ' Friendship and Virtue met together , and kiss ...
... moral one . But Yorick interprets this response as being , of necessity , morally direc- tional . He takes it for granted that this kind of sympathy will return the Abderites to paradise : ' Friendship and Virtue met together , and kiss ...
Pagina 196
... moral truth ' : And thus , after all , the most natural Beauty in the World is Honesty , and moral Truth . For all Beauty is TRUTH . True Features make the Beauty of a Face ; and true Proportions the Beauty of Architecture ; as true ...
... moral truth ' : And thus , after all , the most natural Beauty in the World is Honesty , and moral Truth . For all Beauty is TRUTH . True Features make the Beauty of a Face ; and true Proportions the Beauty of Architecture ; as true ...
Pagina 232
... Moral Disquisition Concerning Human Nature . Free Agency , Moral Government , and Divine Providence ( 1741 ) . Newton , Isaac , Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica ( 1687 , 3rd ed . 1726 ) . Owen , Wilfred , Poems ( 1920 ) ...
... Moral Disquisition Concerning Human Nature . Free Agency , Moral Government , and Divine Providence ( 1741 ) . Newton , Isaac , Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica ( 1687 , 3rd ed . 1726 ) . Owen , Wilfred , Poems ( 1920 ) ...
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Plot and Character in Tristram Shandy | 30 |
Sterne and the Scientific Study of | 71 |
Analogy and Proportion | 103 |
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Abdera action aesthetic analogy appears argument Arthur Cash association of ideas associationism associationist attitude audience background benevolence body Brissenden cause Chapter character claim Comic concept context criticism describes digression divine effect eighteenth century emotions English Essay external fact feeling fiction genre gravity harmony Hobby-Horse human Hume humours Ian Watt Ibid interesting John Locke judgment kind Laurence Sterne laws leitmotifs literary literature Locke's man's metaphor mind moral motion nature Newton Newtonian novel novelist particular passions pattern Philosophical physical plot principle proportion Quixote R. F. Brissenden reader reading reference relation response rhetorical Russian Formalism says scene scientific sense SENSORIUM Sentimental Journey sermon Shaftesbury Shandean Shandy's Shklovsky Shklovsky's Slop Sterne's story Studies sympathy Syuzhet theory things thought tion Toby Toby's Tom Jones tradition Treatise Trim's Tristram Shandy truth universe vibrations Volume Walter Walter Shandy words writing Yorick