The Augustan VisionWeidenfeld & Nicolson, 1974 - 318 頁 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果，共 12 筆
第 31 頁
... Hogarth's engravings may be to try to smooth out their narrative line . We dismiss their jerky silent - film quality as a primitive error on Hogarth's part . Real life , we feel , is more adequately represented by cinematic sequences ...
... Hogarth's engravings may be to try to smooth out their narrative line . We dismiss their jerky silent - film quality as a primitive error on Hogarth's part . Real life , we feel , is more adequately represented by cinematic sequences ...
第 178 頁
... Hogarth ( 1697–1764 ) was only incidentally a writer , and not a very good one at that . Yet it has been a commonplace since the time of Lamb and Hazlitt that one ' reads ' the pictures of Hogarth as one might a book . Lamb actually ...
... Hogarth ( 1697–1764 ) was only incidentally a writer , and not a very good one at that . Yet it has been a commonplace since the time of Lamb and Hazlitt that one ' reads ' the pictures of Hogarth as one might a book . Lamb actually ...
第 181 頁
... Hogarth's career , which recalls the experience of those Scriblerian satirists who had been his admirers . Just as Pope has grown increasingly shrill in his later years , so Hogarth now developed an aggressive shorthand of his own . One ...
... Hogarth's career , which recalls the experience of those Scriblerian satirists who had been his admirers . Just as Pope has grown increasingly shrill in his later years , so Hogarth now developed an aggressive shorthand of his own . One ...
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