The Augustan VisionWeidenfeld & Nicolson, 1974 - 318 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 43 筆
第 276 頁
... Fielding came to fiction via parody , with Shamela and Joseph Andrews . It took three editions of the enormously popular Pamela to incite Fielding to commit his first hostile act : the shameless high burlesque of Shamela ( 1741 ) .
... Fielding came to fiction via parody , with Shamela and Joseph Andrews . It took three editions of the enormously popular Pamela to incite Fielding to commit his first hostile act : the shameless high burlesque of Shamela ( 1741 ) .
第 279 頁
... Fielding chooses to pitch the telling ( though not the story ) at a level of resolution and tolerant under- standing . The plot allows and indeed requires us to feel vexation at the follies and deceptions of life . But the sane and ...
... Fielding chooses to pitch the telling ( though not the story ) at a level of resolution and tolerant under- standing . The plot allows and indeed requires us to feel vexation at the follies and deceptions of life . But the sane and ...
第 281 頁
... Fielding produced his masterpiece , The History of Tom Jones , A Foundling . This rich , robust and sparkling novel has been called by Martin Battestin ' at once the last and the consummate literary achievement of England's Augustan age ...
... Fielding produced his masterpiece , The History of Tom Jones , A Foundling . This rich , robust and sparkling novel has been called by Martin Battestin ' at once the last and the consummate literary achievement of England's Augustan age ...
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