Frances Fenwick Williams The ArchSatirist Frances Fenwick Williams The Arch-Satirist ...
Author: Frances Fenwick Williams
Publisher: Good Press
ISBN: EAN:4064066097653
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Heine the Tragic SatiristHeine the Tragic Satirist
Yet all this satire alternates, coexists without strain, with the most magic evocation of nature and the human moods it ... and that Bettina von Arnim forsakes her Mignon pose to denounce social evils; if Tieck, the arch-Romantic ...
Author: S. S. Prawer
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
ISBN: 9780521059909
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Juvenal s Tenth SatireJuvenal s Tenth Satire
arch is paltry, grotesque and absurd, and in the form of an inscription is transitory, while longing for it (137–42) is hybristic, stupid, mad, destructive and futile. At 147ff. J. supports and develops his case by showing all those key ...
Author: Paul Murgatroyd
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9781786940698
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Lunar Observations A satire Lunar Observations A satire
... weight in a mere title without the authority and power which alone gives it importance , why few people troubled their heads about the matter whether he stiled himself the Arch - hierophant or the Arch - Angel or the Arch - fiend .
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ISBN: BL:A0017473019
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Satire and RomanticismSatire and Romanticism
To juxtapose the radical journalist and the arch-Romantic on the field defined as “satire” is to contextualize these historical processes, to point to the facts that first, Wooler was the more immediately effective political figure, ...
Author: S. Jones
Publisher: Springer
ISBN: 9780312299866
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The SatiresThe Satires
... Fame : e An Arch was a Monument of Stone like the Arch of a Bridge , erected in Memory of some Triumph or Victory . ... and the more ftrongly to recommend his Laws , upon my own Legs , and walk without the help JU VERA L's Satires .
Author: Juvenal
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ISBN: BL:A0022337392
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Page: 351
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Satires and EpistlesSatires and Epistles
Lost the arch'd eye - brow , or Parnassian sneer . The arch'd eye - brow of the peer , which corresponds to the Parnassian sneer of the poet , expresses derision . Less properly , Gray has made it expressive of horror .
Author: Alexander Pope
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ISBN: NLI:3090482-10
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Page: 164
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The Satires of HoraceThe Satires of Horace
Horace's reverence for the poets of Old Comedy (as expressed in the opening of Book I, Satire 4) and his clear disdain ... 11.29430 The Arch of Ianus in questioninot to be confused with the stillstanding Arch of Janus built in the early ...
Author: A. M. Juster
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
ISBN: 9780812222098
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Menippean Satire ReconsideredMenippean Satire Reconsidered
It also adapts Horace's " Impertinent , " Satires 1.9 , and shows the satirist snatched to a dangerous unidentified fool's home . He " Kills me with Chatt and Poysons me with Wine " — including toasts to republican liberty ( p.12 ) and ...
Author: Howard D. Weinbrot
Publisher: JHU Press
ISBN: 0801882109
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Documenting Eighteenth Century SatireDocumenting Eighteenth Century Satire
The career of these men resembles that of Colonel Charteris, the arch-villain of Scriblerian satire. That the devil should call at the home of Lady Mohun (personally linked to each of them) before moving on to the King's Theatre now ...
Author: Pat Rogers
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN: 9781443832519
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