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... poet ; his productions must have verisimilitude . Although his works must look " like truth , " Jonson does not believe that they are truth . Like Aristotle and Sidney , he defines poetry as imitation , but imitation for him means ...
... poet ; his productions must have verisimilitude . Although his works must look " like truth , " Jonson does not believe that they are truth . Like Aristotle and Sidney , he defines poetry as imitation , but imitation for him means ...
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... Poets is only the facultie of Poets " ( Works , VIII , 642 ) . If a man has not had considerable experience in the writing of poetry , he cannot make a reasoned judgment . Further , a poet does not have to know the laws of poetry set ...
... Poets is only the facultie of Poets " ( Works , VIII , 642 ) . If a man has not had considerable experience in the writing of poetry , he cannot make a reasoned judgment . Further , a poet does not have to know the laws of poetry set ...
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... poets berate the sad state of poetry during their time , but Sidney does not voice that note of optimism which is present in Jonson : " I cannot thinke Nature is so spent , and decay'd , that she can bring forth nothing worth her former ...
... poets berate the sad state of poetry during their time , but Sidney does not voice that note of optimism which is present in Jonson : " I cannot thinke Nature is so spent , and decay'd , that she can bring forth nothing worth her former ...
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