The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 65
... poets . Shake- speare's verbal fireworks are there for their own sake ; their very gratuity transfigures the prose element inevitably present in a play and clothes it in poetic garb . It would seem that there is only one possible ...
... poets . Shake- speare's verbal fireworks are there for their own sake ; their very gratuity transfigures the prose element inevitably present in a play and clothes it in poetic garb . It would seem that there is only one possible ...
Pagina 71
... poetic in prose , but perfect prose need not be poetic ; in fact it had better not be . If any means of expression gains by being prosaic , it should be prose . Verse can be prosaic too , as we know from bitter experience , but then it ...
... poetic in prose , but perfect prose need not be poetic ; in fact it had better not be . If any means of expression gains by being prosaic , it should be prose . Verse can be prosaic too , as we know from bitter experience , but then it ...
Pagina 177
... poet , " he observes , " what he says is not true . " And , indeed , the Aristotelian who never read Plato is of one ... poetic . Such a view of poetry would be just about as far as one could go in the intellectualistic discrediting of ...
... poet , " he observes , " what he says is not true . " And , indeed , the Aristotelian who never read Plato is of one ... poetic . Such a view of poetry would be just about as far as one could go in the intellectualistic discrediting of ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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