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... means by tale or fable , after stating that it is the invention of the poet , than to say that it is something " which holdeth children from play and old men from the chimney corner . " Jonson , on the other hand , tells you exactly ...
... means by tale or fable , after stating that it is the invention of the poet , than to say that it is something " which holdeth children from play and old men from the chimney corner . " Jonson , on the other hand , tells you exactly ...
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... means by Nature . Sidney never makes his meaning explicit , although from a complete reading of the Defense we feel that , in the main , he means what is exhibited in the writings of the ancients . Yet in the passage where he lauds some ...
... means by Nature . Sidney never makes his meaning explicit , although from a complete reading of the Defense we feel that , in the main , he means what is exhibited in the writings of the ancients . Yet in the passage where he lauds some ...
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... means by Nature . The key lies in the phrase " like truth , " which appears repeatedly throughout Timber . Nature means truth to Jonson , i.e. , physical fact ; but extreme realism is not what he is after , for " without art , nature ...
... means by Nature . The key lies in the phrase " like truth , " which appears repeatedly throughout Timber . Nature means truth to Jonson , i.e. , physical fact ; but extreme realism is not what he is after , for " without art , nature ...
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A SIDNEY Knowles | 11 |
CHARLES E MOUNTS | 19 |
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