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To all who question his anger and his satiric barbs , his reply is consistently an admirable apologia of his profession , a defense of virtue , a statement of moral purpose : Ask you what provocation I have had ?
To all who question his anger and his satiric barbs , his reply is consistently an admirable apologia of his profession , a defense of virtue , a statement of moral purpose : Ask you what provocation I have had ?
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He turns to the moral writing first and finds there certain key points of reference from which to move to larger generalizations about Johnson's themes and techniques . Strange and paradoxical as the language may seem , Johnson had a ...
He turns to the moral writing first and finds there certain key points of reference from which to move to larger generalizations about Johnson's themes and techniques . Strange and paradoxical as the language may seem , Johnson had a ...
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Sometimes they define the entire structure of a poem , as in Moral Essays , ii , where they develop the easy - going aphorism of the opening— “ Most women have no characters at all ” -into a mature interpretation of what personality is ...
Sometimes they define the entire structure of a poem , as in Moral Essays , ii , where they develop the easy - going aphorism of the opening— “ Most women have no characters at all ” -into a mature interpretation of what personality is ...
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General Introduction | 1 |
Alexander Pope | 15 |
ESSAY ON MAN | 60 |
Urheberrecht | |
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