Aspects of Eighteenth Century Nature PoetryFirst published in 1967. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
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Contents
CHAP PART ONE PAGE | 1 |
The Diction of the Scottish Chaucerians | 19 |
Theories of Generalized Form and Diction | 48 |
PART | 63 |
Principles of Visual Composition in eighteenth | 93 |
PART THREE | 110 |
John Philips 16761708 | 127 |
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admiration appearance artificial artistic ballad beauty better called century classical Claude close colour composition considered conventional convey critics depiction described detailed diction discerning distant distinct effect eighteenth eighteenth-century element English epithets example expression fact familiar frequently garden Georgics give hand Hill illustration imitation impression influence instance Italy kind landscape language later Latin latter less light lines manner means merit Milton mind nature objects observed original painter painting particular passage Pastorals period Philips phrases picture piece plain poem poetic poetry poets Pope Pope's practice preference present probable produce prospect regard remarks rendering require rise rural Salvator scene Seasons seen sense shade sounds style suggestion theory Thomson tion translation variety verse Virgil Warton whole Windsor Forest wood writers
References to this book
The Language of Natural Description in Eighteenth-century Poetry John Arthos No preview available - 1949 |