The Complete Prose Works of Matthew ArnoldUniversity of Michigan Press, 1960 - 11 Seiten |
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... Greeks , after several stages of improvement , finally rested . The laws of Greek tragic art , therefore , are not exclusive ; they are for Greek dramatic art itself , but they do not pronounce other modes of dramatic art unlawful ...
... Greeks , after several stages of improvement , finally rested . The laws of Greek tragic art , therefore , are not exclusive ; they are for Greek dramatic art itself , but they do not pronounce other modes of dramatic art unlawful ...
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... tragedy to produce , to a sentiment of sublime acquiescence in the course of fate , and in the dispensations of human life . What has been said explains , I think , the reason of the effec- tiveness of the severe forms of Greek tragedy ...
... tragedy to produce , to a sentiment of sublime acquiescence in the course of fate , and in the dispensations of human life . What has been said explains , I think , the reason of the effec- tiveness of the severe forms of Greek tragedy ...
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... Greek tragedy . 5 10 There is another . Coleridge observes that Shakspeare , after one of his grandest scenes , often plunges , as if to relax and relieve himself , into a scene of buffoonery . After tragic situa- tions of the greatest ...
... Greek tragedy . 5 10 There is another . Coleridge observes that Shakspeare , after one of his grandest scenes , often plunges , as if to relax and relieve himself , into a scene of buffoonery . After tragic situa- tions of the greatest ...
Inhalt
Preface to First Edition of Poems 1853 | 1 |
Preface to Second Edition of Poems 1854 | 16 |
Preface to Merope | 38 |
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