Criticism in AntiquityDuckworth, 1981 - Počet stran: 219 |
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... poetry also . Horace's Ars poetica assumes — whether as fact or as convenient fiction - that the two young Piso ... poetry is due to the example of rhetorical teaching . There are in fact good reasons why rhetoric should have seemed a ...
... poetry also . Horace's Ars poetica assumes — whether as fact or as convenient fiction - that the two young Piso ... poetry is due to the example of rhetorical teaching . There are in fact good reasons why rhetoric should have seemed a ...
Strana 76
... poet is innocent and ignorant ; he is not necessarily young ( the Greeks did not think of poetry as par- ticularly a young man's occupation ) , nor necessarily virtuous , but he is impressionable . And he ' puts in order ' or ' adorns ...
... poet is innocent and ignorant ; he is not necessarily young ( the Greeks did not think of poetry as par- ticularly a young man's occupation ) , nor necessarily virtuous , but he is impressionable . And he ' puts in order ' or ' adorns ...
Strana 199
... poetry , and consider what kinds of poetry there are according to Plato , what poetry he was considering when he expounded the criticisms of it in the Tenth Book of the Republic and , finally , how , even here , Homer is shown to be ...
... poetry , and consider what kinds of poetry there are according to Plato , what poetry he was considering when he expounded the criticisms of it in the Tenth Book of the Republic and , finally , how , even here , Homer is shown to be ...
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from the Beginnings | 18 |
the Hellenistic | 34 |
the Roman Empire | 52 |
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