The Function of Mimesis and Its DeclineHarvard University Press, 1968 - 317 pàgines |
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... poetry . In chapter XIV of the Poetics he says that every kind of poetry affords its own pleasure ( hēdonën tën oikeian ) ( 1453b ) , derived from the inner structure of the poem . Again , in chapter IV , in relating the enjoyment of poetry ...
... poetry . In chapter XIV of the Poetics he says that every kind of poetry affords its own pleasure ( hēdonën tën oikeian ) ( 1453b ) , derived from the inner structure of the poem . Again , in chapter IV , in relating the enjoyment of poetry ...
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... poetic achievement and its cultural vitality . This priority of poetry and its cultural context over criti- < cism is especially intense when there is question of style , because thought and language in poetry must be one , if the poetry ...
... poetic achievement and its cultural vitality . This priority of poetry and its cultural context over criti- < cism is especially intense when there is question of style , because thought and language in poetry must be one , if the poetry ...
Pàgina 208
... poetry with rhetoric not have caused a crisis in poetic theory of mimesis long before such a crisis actually occurred in the eighteenth century ? In the Classical and Neoclassical traditions the practice of the art of poetry and the ...
... poetry with rhetoric not have caused a crisis in poetic theory of mimesis long before such a crisis actually occurred in the eighteenth century ? In the Classical and Neoclassical traditions the practice of the art of poetry and the ...
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