Plutarch, כרך 111Twayne Publishers, 1970 - 177 עמודים |
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עמוד 110
... Poetry . Plutarch wisely does not advocate a rigorous system of censorship that would forbid youths from being exposed to the siren - like attrac- tion of poetry . Rather , he will trust in an enlightened criterion for judging verse ...
... Poetry . Plutarch wisely does not advocate a rigorous system of censorship that would forbid youths from being exposed to the siren - like attrac- tion of poetry . Rather , he will trust in an enlightened criterion for judging verse ...
עמוד 128
... poetry a form of untruth , since it spoke of things which did not take place in actual life.17 We come face to face with an anomaly on this issue , because Plutarch was well read for his time . " In fact , Plutarch was both a literary ...
... poetry a form of untruth , since it spoke of things which did not take place in actual life.17 We come face to face with an anomaly on this issue , because Plutarch was well read for his time . " In fact , Plutarch was both a literary ...
עמוד 167
... Poetry by Plutarch and Basil the Great . Yale Studies in English , XV . New York , 1902. Padelford's commentaries on his topic are valuable , not only for the intelligent conclusions regard- ing Plutarch's attitudes toward poetry and ...
... Poetry by Plutarch and Basil the Great . Yale Studies in English , XV . New York , 1902. Padelford's commentaries on his topic are valuable , not only for the intelligent conclusions regard- ing Plutarch's attitudes toward poetry and ...
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