Essential Articles for the Study of Alexander PopeMaynard Mack Archon Books, 1964 - 760 Seiten |
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... dialogue ( and hence no adver- sary ) until his second book is interesting , suggesting as it does his own late recognition of the possibilities of the form . Even I. ix is not fundamentally a dialogue , but rather the report of a dialogue ...
... dialogue ( and hence no adver- sary ) until his second book is interesting , suggesting as it does his own late recognition of the possibilities of the form . Even I. ix is not fundamentally a dialogue , but rather the report of a dialogue ...
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... dialogue . Juvenal is even less disposed than Horace to dialogue struc- ture . Of his sixteen satires , only two ( or about an eighth ) in- volve the presence of a second person on the satiric scene the Third and the Ninth- and of these ...
... dialogue . Juvenal is even less disposed than Horace to dialogue struc- ture . Of his sixteen satires , only two ( or about an eighth ) in- volve the presence of a second person on the satiric scene the Third and the Ninth- and of these ...
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... dialogue , with the satirist matching speech for speech his adversary , and the tone of an- noyance and disapproval is pronounced throughout . In Satire III , however , Persius also regresses in the direction of monologue , dominating ...
... dialogue , with the satirist matching speech for speech his adversary , and the tone of an- noyance and disapproval is pronounced throughout . In Satire III , however , Persius also regresses in the direction of monologue , dominating ...
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W H AUDEN | 22 |
SAMUEL HOLT MONK | 38 |
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