Titlebook: Eighteenth-Century English Literature; Maximillian E. Novak Textbook 1983Latest edition Maximillian E. Novak 1983 bibliography.comparative

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Peculate

The age of sensibility,d by his arguments he added strength to those critics who found, in the frequently used categorisation of this period, ‘Pre-Romanticism’, a contradiction to the aesthetic ideals of the time and a reading of literary history that saw the fulfilment of those ideals in the nineteenth century. One of Fr

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Samuel Johnson: his times and his circle,s many weaknesses, as a great moralist, as a person who held to certain beliefs with an assurance that seemed lacking in those of his own generation. And Boswell tended to think of Johnson as a representative of that more assured past. It was with these ideas in mind that he shaped his character of

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,The century’s end,ntury. If their accomplishments were not to satisfy the tastes of the nineteenth-century Romantics, those writing in the second half of the eighteenth century were confident that they had changed their world and its art in significant ways. And how could it have been otherwise? In music, Joseph Hayd

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