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... DICTION Aristotle on poetic diction - Demetrius - Horace- Longinus - Poetic diction in Old English Poetry , Middle English Period and Chaucer - Sir Philip Sidney - George Gascoigne E. K. - George Puttenham - John Dryden -John Dennis and ...
... DICTION Aristotle on poetic diction - Demetrius - Horace- Longinus - Poetic diction in Old English Poetry , Middle English Period and Chaucer - Sir Philip Sidney - George Gascoigne E. K. - George Puttenham - John Dryden -John Dennis and ...
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... diction may be the spontaneous utterance of their subcons- cious mind . " Some might regret that in their case they cannot delight and instruct the common folk who cannot understand such poetry . Bridges points out that this is a wrong ...
... diction may be the spontaneous utterance of their subcons- cious mind . " Some might regret that in their case they cannot delight and instruct the common folk who cannot understand such poetry . Bridges points out that this is a wrong ...
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... diction , which does not have any understandable common standard . The turn poetic diction has taken in some ultra - modern poets in pursuit of novelty ( rightly condemned by Longinus ) makes us feel that they have taken a perverted ...
... diction , which does not have any understandable common standard . The turn poetic diction has taken in some ultra - modern poets in pursuit of novelty ( rightly condemned by Longinus ) makes us feel that they have taken a perverted ...
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Poets and criticsPlato and AristotleA critical | 1 |
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George WhetstoneNasheBen JonsonNotes 3439 | 34 |
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