Wordsworth's Preface to Lyrical BalladsRosenkilde and Bagger, 1957 - Всего страниц: 204 |
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... effect of metre from a similar effect which might be 1 7 Raleigh , p . 28. Closer to Wordsworth is Priestley , Oratory , p . 264 : " the strong sensations , excited by scenes of terror and compassion [ in tragedy ] , are so much ...
... effect of metre from a similar effect which might be 1 7 Raleigh , p . 28. Closer to Wordsworth is Priestley , Oratory , p . 264 : " the strong sensations , excited by scenes of terror and compassion [ in tragedy ] , are so much ...
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... effect , why should not the effect be produced or enhanced by the artificiality of poetic diction ? The answer lies in the need for contrast : the realism of " the language of men " or " the language of prose " needs to be offset by the ...
... effect , why should not the effect be produced or enhanced by the artificiality of poetic diction ? The answer lies in the need for contrast : the realism of " the language of men " or " the language of prose " needs to be offset by the ...
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... effect of metre as discussed earlier was said to arise from a “ feeling [ of pleasure ? ( cf. 595 ) ] not strictly and necessarily connected with the passion " ( 572-3 ) . The best that can be made of the theory as stated thus far would ...
... effect of metre as discussed earlier was said to arise from a “ feeling [ of pleasure ? ( cf. 595 ) ] not strictly and necessarily connected with the passion " ( 572-3 ) . The best that can be made of the theory as stated thus far would ...
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PREFACE | 11 |
The Theory of Metre | 31 |
The Spontaneous Overflow of Powerful Feelings | 40 |
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