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42-7 ) It is here that I find myself most in disagreement with Professor Wilson Knight . Professor Knight makes some necessary distinctions ( he was I believe the first to do so ) between Greek intellect and Trojan intuition ; but he ...
42-7 ) It is here that I find myself most in disagreement with Professor Wilson Knight . Professor Knight makes some necessary distinctions ( he was I believe the first to do so ) between Greek intellect and Trojan intuition ; but he ...
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Perhaps , before attempting our final analysis , this is a matter that we may pause to consider , for it is of great importance ; and I should like to quote from an admirable paper by Professor Dorothy Emmet called Coleridge on the ...
Perhaps , before attempting our final analysis , this is a matter that we may pause to consider , for it is of great importance ; and I should like to quote from an admirable paper by Professor Dorothy Emmet called Coleridge on the ...
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Of the passage quoted in the text Professor Dover Wilson aptly asks , ' What does not Pope's famous conclusion to The Dunciad owe to it ? ' 13 . 15. See D. A. Traversi's essay already referred to . 16. Introduction to G. Wilson Knight's ...
Of the passage quoted in the text Professor Dover Wilson aptly asks , ' What does not Pope's famous conclusion to The Dunciad owe to it ? ' 13 . 15. See D. A. Traversi's essay already referred to . 16. Introduction to G. Wilson Knight's ...
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| Titlu | SOME SHAKESPEAREAN THEMES AND AN APPROACH TO HAMLET |
| Autor | L.C. KNIGHTS |
| Publicată | 1960 |
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