Satiric Devices and Themes in Pope, 1728-1743University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1953 - 722 páginas |
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... becomes the object of heroic treatment ; when he acts as he is , he becomes the object of comic treatment as Pope viewed it ( Aristotle does not make this distinction ) ; when he acts below his capacities , he be- comes the object of ...
... becomes the object of heroic treatment ; when he acts as he is , he becomes the object of comic treatment as Pope viewed it ( Aristotle does not make this distinction ) ; when he acts below his capacities , he be- comes the object of ...
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... becomes released , is given a verbal form , first in rites and dances ; then in personal expression in which even the slaves may have their part . Then this becomes objectified in plays directed at the same time against the specific and ...
... becomes released , is given a verbal form , first in rites and dances ; then in personal expression in which even the slaves may have their part . Then this becomes objectified in plays directed at the same time against the specific and ...
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George Dewitt Herring. This becomes very important as Pope is concerned with making his satiric apology which requires ... becomes objectified in the satires and epistles as one of the aspects of Pope himself . The vir bonus , who in the ...
George Dewitt Herring. This becomes very important as Pope is concerned with making his satiric apology which requires ... becomes objectified in the satires and epistles as one of the aspects of Pope himself . The vir bonus , who in the ...
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