SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... root of the trouble is Pope's failure to distance and objectify his self - defence . Swift proves himself a shrewder apologist in Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift where he has " A Club assembled at the Rose " discuss his failings and ...
... root of the trouble is Pope's failure to distance and objectify his self - defence . Swift proves himself a shrewder apologist in Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift where he has " A Club assembled at the Rose " discuss his failings and ...
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... root for nothing , " Nathanael West declared , " because there is nothing to root for " ; and Miss Lonelyhearts bears him out . Perhaps it is a misuse of the word , however , to call satires like Swift's , Rochester's and West's ...
... root for nothing , " Nathanael West declared , " because there is nothing to root for " ; and Miss Lonelyhearts bears him out . Perhaps it is a misuse of the word , however , to call satires like Swift's , Rochester's and West's ...
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