The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1963 - Počet stran: 33 |
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... Aristotle changed this Method of Attack , and invented a great variety of little Weapons , called Syllogisms . As in the Socratic way of Dispute you agree to every thing which your Opponent advances , in the Aristotelic you are still ...
... Aristotle changed this Method of Attack , and invented a great variety of little Weapons , called Syllogisms . As in the Socratic way of Dispute you agree to every thing which your Opponent advances , in the Aristotelic you are still ...
Strana 386
... Aristotle , that the Author of an Heroick Poem should seldom speak himself , but throw as much of his Work as he can into the Mouths of those who are his principal Actors . Aristotle has given no Reason for this Precept ; but I presume ...
... Aristotle , that the Author of an Heroick Poem should seldom speak himself , but throw as much of his Work as he can into the Mouths of those who are his principal Actors . Aristotle has given no Reason for this Precept ; but I presume ...
Strana 499
... Aristotle , Poetics , xxii . 1 . With Horace . Ars Poetica , 351-3 . PAGE 350. By the following Methods . Aristotle , Poetics , xxii . PAGE 352. Discourse in Plutarch . ' On the Life and Poetry of Homer , wrongly ascribed to Plutarch ...
... Aristotle , Poetics , xxii . 1 . With Horace . Ars Poetica , 351-3 . PAGE 350. By the following Methods . Aristotle , Poetics , xxii . PAGE 352. Discourse in Plutarch . ' On the Life and Poetry of Homer , wrongly ascribed to Plutarch ...
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