The Effect of Irony on Tone and Structure in Some Poems of DrydenUniversity of Wisconsin, 1963 - 506 sidor |
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... suggestion that irony is a kind of jest , the only advantage of this definition is succinctness . Otherwise , we need but say that irony often indicates degrees of dis- crepancy far short of the opposites demanded here . Yet if we take ...
... suggestion that irony is a kind of jest , the only advantage of this definition is succinctness . Otherwise , we need but say that irony often indicates degrees of dis- crepancy far short of the opposites demanded here . Yet if we take ...
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Joseph Maltby. 13Ethics , p . 132. Norman Knox's suggestion in The Word IRONY and Its Context , 1500-1755 ( Durham , 1961 ) , p . 4 , that a semblance of dignity accrues to the word from the fact that Aristotle apparently prefers ...
Joseph Maltby. 13Ethics , p . 132. Norman Knox's suggestion in The Word IRONY and Its Context , 1500-1755 ( Durham , 1961 ) , p . 4 , that a semblance of dignity accrues to the word from the fact that Aristotle apparently prefers ...
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... suggestion that David's love may be selfish ( 423-426 ) recalls the comic beginning of the poem and the fact that Absalom is a product of David's " love " . For instance , his Achitophel is voicing the criticism which Dryden witheld ...
... suggestion that David's love may be selfish ( 423-426 ) recalls the comic beginning of the poem and the fact that Absalom is a product of David's " love " . For instance , his Achitophel is voicing the criticism which Dryden witheld ...
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