Makers of Literary Criticism, 第 1 卷Balachandra Rajan, Arapura Ghevarghese George Asia Publishing House, 1965 - 412 頁 |
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... faults of poetry are of two kinds , essential and accidental . If the poet has undertaken to imitate without talents ... faults , whatever they may be , are not essential , but accidental , faults in the poetry . II To the foregoing ...
... faults of poetry are of two kinds , essential and accidental . If the poet has undertaken to imitate without talents ... faults , whatever they may be , are not essential , but accidental , faults in the poetry . II To the foregoing ...
第 51 頁
... fault , in that case , could not be justified , since faults of every kind should , if possible , be avoided . Still , we are to consider further whether a fault be in things essential to the poetic art , or foreign and incidental to it ...
... fault , in that case , could not be justified , since faults of every kind should , if possible , be avoided . Still , we are to consider further whether a fault be in things essential to the poetic art , or foreign and incidental to it ...
第 85 頁
... faults , or a style which never rising above moderate excellence never stumbles and never requires correction ? And again , whether the first place in literature is justly to be assigned to the more numerous , or the loftier excellences ...
... faults , or a style which never rising above moderate excellence never stumbles and never requires correction ? And again , whether the first place in literature is justly to be assigned to the more numerous , or the loftier excellences ...
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