English Literary Criticism: 17th and 18th Centuries, Volym 3

¹ Spingarn 17th Century added Addison ancient antiquity appreciation Aristotle Aristotle's attempts beauty blank verse Boileau Bossu Century character Chaucer claims classical comedy contemporary Cowley Cowley's defects doctrine dramatic dramatists Dryden earlier effects emotional English English poetry epic epic poetry Essay explains expression fancy French genius heroic heroic couplet historical Homer humour ibid imagination imitation influence instance interest Johnson Joseph Warton judgment kind language later literary literature Longinus ment methods Milton mind modern Moreover Nature neo-classical neo-classical rules neo-classical school neo-classicism notes original passions Pindaric plays poem poet poet's poetic poetry Pope Pope's Preface principles prose qualities Rapin readers reason recalls regarded remarks rhyming rules Rymer Saint-Evremond satire sense Shakespeare significant Spenser spirit stage style sublime suggests taste teaching theme theory things Thomas Warton thought tion tragedy translation treatment true Unities Virgil W. P. Ker Warton whereas writing