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... critic reach who was a Com- Questions on both criticisms munist ? A hot - headed reactionary ? A Prohibitionist ? Would you say that knowing something beforehand about the critic is essential to an evaluation of his criticism ? ( Think ...
... critic reach who was a Com- Questions on both criticisms munist ? A hot - headed reactionary ? A Prohibitionist ? Would you say that knowing something beforehand about the critic is essential to an evaluation of his criticism ? ( Think ...
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... critics each mak- ing his approach to a particular work of art — a poem . The final essay shows an individual critic , Pater , setting forth his particular beliefs about the task of the critic . FRANCIS C. COUGHLIN 1901– Radio script ...
... critics each mak- ing his approach to a particular work of art — a poem . The final essay shows an individual critic , Pater , setting forth his particular beliefs about the task of the critic . FRANCIS C. COUGHLIN 1901– Radio script ...
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... critic ? Why ? What must such a critic be able to do as he talks about art ? Why should a critic with these views find the fifteenth century in Italy , as Pater describes it , particu larly appealing ? 2. Relate to the main thought of ...
... critic ? Why ? What must such a critic be able to do as he talks about art ? Why should a critic with these views find the fifteenth century in Italy , as Pater describes it , particu larly appealing ? 2. Relate to the main thought of ...
Contents
SPACE ARRANGEMENT The Battlefield of Waterloo | 7 |
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST True and False Humor | 13 |
ANALOGY The Stagecoach from Looking Backward Edward Bellamy | 19 |
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