A History of Literary Criticism in the Renaissance: With Special Reference to the Influence of Italy in the Formation and Development of Modern ClassicismColumbia University Press, 1899 - 330 pages |
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Page 27
... , p . 7 ; Salviati , Cod . Magliabech . ii . ii . 11 , fol . 384 v .; B. Jonson , Timber , p . 74 . two distinct problems . First , what is the meaning II . ] THE GENERAL THEORY OF POETRY 27 Poetry as an Imitation of Life.
... , p . 7 ; Salviati , Cod . Magliabech . ii . ii . 11 , fol . 384 v .; B. Jonson , Timber , p . 74 . two distinct problems . First , what is the meaning II . ] THE GENERAL THEORY OF POETRY 27 Poetry as an Imitation of Life.
Page 54
... Jonson , Milton , * Shaftesbury , " Coleridge , and Shelley . In this idea Plato's praise of the philosopher , as well as Cicero's and Quintil- ian's praise of the orator , was by the Renaissance transferred to the poet ; but the ...
... Jonson , Milton , * Shaftesbury , " Coleridge , and Shelley . In this idea Plato's praise of the philosopher , as well as Cicero's and Quintil- ian's praise of the orator , was by the Renaissance transferred to the poet ; but the ...
Page 88
... Jonson's conception of " hu- mours . " In one of Salviati's lectures , Del Trattato della Poetica , 1 Salviati defines a humour as " a peculiar quality of nature according to which every one is inclined to some special thing more than ...
... Jonson's conception of " hu- mours . " In one of Salviati's lectures , Del Trattato della Poetica , 1 Salviati defines a humour as " a peculiar quality of nature according to which every one is inclined to some special thing more than ...
Page 89
... Jonson's sense , has never been carefully studied . Jonson's editors speak of it as peculiar to the English language , and as first used in this sense about Jonson's period . It is not our purpose to go further into this ques- tion ...
... Jonson's sense , has never been carefully studied . Jonson's editors speak of it as peculiar to the English language , and as first used in this sense about Jonson's period . It is not our purpose to go further into this ques- tion ...
Page 104
... Jonson do later , that the comic writers of his day were more intent on producing laughter than on depicting character or manners : — " Intenta al riso Più ch'a i costumi . " But Minturno points out that comedy is not to be contemned ...
... Jonson do later , that the comic writers of his day were more intent on producing laughter than on depicting character or manners : — " Intenta al riso Più ch'a i costumi . " But Minturno points out that comedy is not to be contemned ...
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