Milton's Theory of Poetry and Fine Art: An EssayYale University Press, 1924 - 342 стор. |
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... rule of art , but the higher utility resulting from the practice of rules , consti- tutes its form.2 Later in the same work he introduces a defi- nition of form : Forma est causa per quam res est id quod est.3 The definition remains for ...
... rule of art , but the higher utility resulting from the practice of rules , consti- tutes its form.2 Later in the same work he introduces a defi- nition of form : Forma est causa per quam res est id quod est.3 The definition remains for ...
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... rules To loathsome sickness - worthily , since they God's image did not reverence in themselves . ' " ' An Hymn in Honor of Beauty 64-70 , 85–91 . ' P. L. 11. 504-522 . Cf. Spenser , Faerie Queene 2. 9. 1 . The vivid and awful picture ...
... rules To loathsome sickness - worthily , since they God's image did not reverence in themselves . ' " ' An Hymn in Honor of Beauty 64-70 , 85–91 . ' P. L. 11. 504-522 . Cf. Spenser , Faerie Queene 2. 9. 1 . The vivid and awful picture ...
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... rule or art , " 1 brings out his basic meaning , which is amplified in the lines , But with such gardening tools as art yet rude , Guiltless of fire , had formed , 2 and in Mammon's assurance to his fallen peers that they lack neither ...
... rule or art , " 1 brings out his basic meaning , which is amplified in the lines , But with such gardening tools as art yet rude , Guiltless of fire , had formed , 2 and in Mammon's assurance to his fallen peers that they lack neither ...
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... rule or art , enormous bliss.1 Such were the lines that stirred attention and stimulated new ideas in that guild of craftsmen whose medium was , broadly speaking , all the world of out - of - doors . ' One man , ' says Walpole ...
... rule or art , enormous bliss.1 Such were the lines that stirred attention and stimulated new ideas in that guild of craftsmen whose medium was , broadly speaking , all the world of out - of - doors . ' One man , ' says Walpole ...
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... rules , and submitted the greatness of their natural talents to the corrections and the restraints of art . " 2 And a modern editor of Addison , Professor Cook , writes : " That Milton would not have declined to be judged by these rules ...
... rules , and submitted the greatness of their natural talents to the corrections and the restraints of art . " 2 And a modern editor of Addison , Professor Cook , writes : " That Milton would not have declined to be judged by these rules ...
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