The Critical Temper: Victorian literature and American literatureMartin Tucker Ungar, 1969 - American literature |
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... became reanimated and broadened . It became aware of the alert critical intelligence at work in mid - nineteenth - century France , and was reminded once again of the wide aims of classical theory . As a result , Anglo - American ...
... became reanimated and broadened . It became aware of the alert critical intelligence at work in mid - nineteenth - century France , and was reminded once again of the wide aims of classical theory . As a result , Anglo - American ...
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... became both a significant personality , and within the province of education , an interesting thinker : in an age that found Spencer too mystical and difficult , he was a walking embodiment of Plato and Plotinus . Louisa , one of his ...
... became both a significant personality , and within the province of education , an interesting thinker : in an age that found Spencer too mystical and difficult , he was a walking embodiment of Plato and Plotinus . Louisa , one of his ...
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... became a way for him of ordering an otherwise chaotic world ; it also became a " poem " in its projection of some of those deepest impulses which had animated him as a poet but which , now that he had become more mature as a man and as ...
... became a way for him of ordering an otherwise chaotic world ; it also became a " poem " in its projection of some of those deepest impulses which had animated him as a poet but which , now that he had become more mature as a man and as ...
Contents
Matthew Arnold 18221888 | 3 |
Walter Bagehot 18261877 | 16 |
Elizabeth Barrett Browning 18061861 | 30 |
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