An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... social . Not only is it true that individual weakness produces social weakness , but the reverse is also the case . In another note to The Dunciad , Pope emphasizes that he has described " the whole Course of Modern Education , " all ...
... social . Not only is it true that individual weakness produces social weakness , but the reverse is also the case . In another note to The Dunciad , Pope emphasizes that he has described " the whole Course of Modern Education , " all ...
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... social fal- sity . Ease implies , one gradually realizes , personal integrity ; it is associated with good humor and with self - knowledge ; it coexists with and is partly the product of useful control - the formal control of the good ...
... social fal- sity . Ease implies , one gradually realizes , personal integrity ; it is associated with good humor and with self - knowledge ; it coexists with and is partly the product of useful control - the formal control of the good ...
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... social convenience . Empedocles , the hack points out , was called mad because of his suicidal leap ; Curtius , who ... social order . Suggesting the arbitrariness of one kind of social classification , it hints at the possibility that ...
... social convenience . Empedocles , the hack points out , was called mad because of his suicidal leap ; Curtius , who ... social order . Suggesting the arbitrariness of one kind of social classification , it hints at the possibility that ...
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One The Controlling Image | 1 |
An Essay on Criticism | 17 |
Donnes Anniversarie | 41 |
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