Teaching Eighteenth-century PoetryChristopher Fox AMS Press, 1990 - 435 sider Aside from the fact that the various periods of English literature were devised at a time - the 19th century - most hostile to 18th-century poetry, this poetry also has suffered, on occasion, from the way it is taught, particularly in undergraduate survey courses. This volume addresses this problem by providing a handbook on the subject, not conceived as a generalized and anecdotal survey of teaching, but one which approaches specific problems and specific poems. |
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... example , that satire can be distinguished by its particular , sometimes overlapping , ends . In punitive satire the poet's main intention is to punish and hurt his subject : " Thou art a thing so wretched and so base / Thou canst not ...
... example , that satire can be distinguished by its particular , sometimes overlapping , ends . In punitive satire the poet's main intention is to punish and hurt his subject : " Thou art a thing so wretched and so base / Thou canst not ...
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... example , reigned " Through all the Realms of Nonsense , absolute " ( line 6 ) . Sense and nonsense are separate kingdoms and that of sense is secure , for " Shadwell never deviates into sense " ( line 20 ) . Moreover , in the world of ...
... example , reigned " Through all the Realms of Nonsense , absolute " ( line 6 ) . Sense and nonsense are separate kingdoms and that of sense is secure , for " Shadwell never deviates into sense " ( line 20 ) . Moreover , in the world of ...
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... examples in The Marriage of redeeming contraries from " Systems . " The Argument , for instance , features a villainous ... example of contrariety displacing single - minded vision . Hence the simultaneous presence of antagonistic forces ...
... examples in The Marriage of redeeming contraries from " Systems . " The Argument , for instance , features a villainous ... example of contrariety displacing single - minded vision . Hence the simultaneous presence of antagonistic forces ...
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The Examples of Watts | 1 |
Teaching EighteenthCentury Satire | 25 |
Teaching and Parody in EighteenthCentury Poetry | 47 |
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