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The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material themselves.
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The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material themselves.
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- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juni 2013
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- ISBN-13: 9781136170966
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 452
- Erscheinungstermin: 17. Juni 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136170966
- Artikelnr.: 39949169
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John T. Shawcross
Introduction
1: Period of Textual and Religious Criticism
1: Bentley's Emendations to Paradise Lost
2: Anonymous Reactions to Bentley's Beliefs
3: Anonymous Criticism of Bentley
4: Richardson Jr on an Emendation for Paradise Lost
5: Meadowcourt on Paradise Regain'd
6: Theobald on Bentley
7: Pearce on Bentley's Emendations
8: Richardson on Milton's Religious Beliefs and Paradise Lost
9: Jortin on Paradise Regain'd
10: Warburton on Milton and Toland's 'Life'
11: Anonymous Charge of Arianism
12: Anonymous Comment on Charge of Arianism
13: Anonymous Reaction to Charge of Arianism
14: Warburton on Epic
15: Anonymous Rebuttal Restating Arian Charges
16: Benson on Milton's Verse
17: Warburton in Refutation of Bentley
18: Peck on Milton's Style
19: Davies' 'Rhapsody to Milton'
2: Period of Alleged Plagiarism, Some Analysis, Praise, and Dispraise
20: Anonymous Analysis of Milton's Imitations of the Classics
21: Manwaring on Milton's Verse
22: Harris on Milton's Versification
23: Paterson on Paradise Lost
24: Ramsay and Pope on Paradise Lost
25: Le Blanc on the Majesty of Nature in Paradise Lost
26: Lauder's First Charges of Plagiarism
27: Richardson Against Lauder's Allegations
28: Lauder's Rebuttal
29: Anonymous Poem on Attempted Depreciation of Milton
30: Hurd on Milton's Language
31: John Mason on the Verse of Paradise Lost
32: John Mason on Milton's Versification
33: Newton's Notes to Paradise Lost
34: Johnson on 'Comus'
35: Johnson's Preface to the Revision of Lauder's Charges
36: Lauder's Revised Charges of Plagiarism
37: Douglas's Vindication of Plagiarism
38: Johnson's Rebuttal Against Douglas
39: Lauder's Remarks on Douglas's Vindication
40: Anonymous Comment on Bentley
41: Hurd on Milton's Invention
42: Johnson on Milton's Versification
43: Johnson on Samson Agonistes
3: Period of Defence and Analysis
44: Baretti on Voltaire's 'Essay'
45: William Mason on Samson Agonistes
46: Joseph Warton on Milton's Defects
47: Shenstone on 'Lycidas'
48: Joseph Warton on the 'Nativity Ode'
49: William Mason on Milton's Achievement
50: Burke on Milton's Sublimity
51: Hume on Milton
52: Wilkie on Epic Poetry
53: Blair on the Sublime, the Twin Poems, and Paradise Lost
54: Lyttelton on Milton
55: Gray on Milton's Prosody
56: Gibbon on the Relationship of Religion
57: Kames on Rhyme and Blank Verse
58: Webb on Imagery
59: Hurd on Romance in Milton's Works
60: Evans on Milton's Literary Use of the Psalms
4: Period of Praise and Some Detraction
61: Monboddo on Milton's Greatness of Language
62: Beattie on Milton's Learning
63: Richardson on the Companion Poems
64: Johnson on Cowley and Milton
65: Johnson on Philips and Milton
66: Johnson on Milton's Life and Works
67: Blackburne on Milton's Political Principles
68: Hayley on Milton's Epic
69: Thomas Warton on the Minor Poems
70: Scott on 'Lycidas'
71: Cumberland on Samson Agonistes
72: White on Analogues to Paradise Lost
73: White on the Sonnets
74: Hawkins on Johnson's Criticism of Milton
75: Mickle on Samson Agonistes
76: Neve on Milton and the Poems
77: Cowper on Milton's Disinterment
78: Burney on Milton's Greek
79: Cowper's Notes on Paradise Lost
80: Godwin on Satan
81: Dunster's Notes on Paradise Regain'd
82: Hayley on the Last Poems
83: Hayley on the Origin of Paradise Lost
84: Anonymous Discussion of Milton's Similes
85: Godwin on Milton's Prose Style
86: Todd on 'Comus'
87: Penn on Samson Agonistes
88: Green on the Three Major Poems
89: Dunster on Milton's Use of Du Bartas
90: Todd on Various Poems
91: Boyd on the Fallen Angels
1: Period of Textual and Religious Criticism
1: Bentley's Emendations to Paradise Lost
2: Anonymous Reactions to Bentley's Beliefs
3: Anonymous Criticism of Bentley
4: Richardson Jr on an Emendation for Paradise Lost
5: Meadowcourt on Paradise Regain'd
6: Theobald on Bentley
7: Pearce on Bentley's Emendations
8: Richardson on Milton's Religious Beliefs and Paradise Lost
9: Jortin on Paradise Regain'd
10: Warburton on Milton and Toland's 'Life'
11: Anonymous Charge of Arianism
12: Anonymous Comment on Charge of Arianism
13: Anonymous Reaction to Charge of Arianism
14: Warburton on Epic
15: Anonymous Rebuttal Restating Arian Charges
16: Benson on Milton's Verse
17: Warburton in Refutation of Bentley
18: Peck on Milton's Style
19: Davies' 'Rhapsody to Milton'
2: Period of Alleged Plagiarism, Some Analysis, Praise, and Dispraise
20: Anonymous Analysis of Milton's Imitations of the Classics
21: Manwaring on Milton's Verse
22: Harris on Milton's Versification
23: Paterson on Paradise Lost
24: Ramsay and Pope on Paradise Lost
25: Le Blanc on the Majesty of Nature in Paradise Lost
26: Lauder's First Charges of Plagiarism
27: Richardson Against Lauder's Allegations
28: Lauder's Rebuttal
29: Anonymous Poem on Attempted Depreciation of Milton
30: Hurd on Milton's Language
31: John Mason on the Verse of Paradise Lost
32: John Mason on Milton's Versification
33: Newton's Notes to Paradise Lost
34: Johnson on 'Comus'
35: Johnson's Preface to the Revision of Lauder's Charges
36: Lauder's Revised Charges of Plagiarism
37: Douglas's Vindication of Plagiarism
38: Johnson's Rebuttal Against Douglas
39: Lauder's Remarks on Douglas's Vindication
40: Anonymous Comment on Bentley
41: Hurd on Milton's Invention
42: Johnson on Milton's Versification
43: Johnson on Samson Agonistes
3: Period of Defence and Analysis
44: Baretti on Voltaire's 'Essay'
45: William Mason on Samson Agonistes
46: Joseph Warton on Milton's Defects
47: Shenstone on 'Lycidas'
48: Joseph Warton on the 'Nativity Ode'
49: William Mason on Milton's Achievement
50: Burke on Milton's Sublimity
51: Hume on Milton
52: Wilkie on Epic Poetry
53: Blair on the Sublime, the Twin Poems, and Paradise Lost
54: Lyttelton on Milton
55: Gray on Milton's Prosody
56: Gibbon on the Relationship of Religion
57: Kames on Rhyme and Blank Verse
58: Webb on Imagery
59: Hurd on Romance in Milton's Works
60: Evans on Milton's Literary Use of the Psalms
4: Period of Praise and Some Detraction
61: Monboddo on Milton's Greatness of Language
62: Beattie on Milton's Learning
63: Richardson on the Companion Poems
64: Johnson on Cowley and Milton
65: Johnson on Philips and Milton
66: Johnson on Milton's Life and Works
67: Blackburne on Milton's Political Principles
68: Hayley on Milton's Epic
69: Thomas Warton on the Minor Poems
70: Scott on 'Lycidas'
71: Cumberland on Samson Agonistes
72: White on Analogues to Paradise Lost
73: White on the Sonnets
74: Hawkins on Johnson's Criticism of Milton
75: Mickle on Samson Agonistes
76: Neve on Milton and the Poems
77: Cowper on Milton's Disinterment
78: Burney on Milton's Greek
79: Cowper's Notes on Paradise Lost
80: Godwin on Satan
81: Dunster's Notes on Paradise Regain'd
82: Hayley on the Last Poems
83: Hayley on the Origin of Paradise Lost
84: Anonymous Discussion of Milton's Similes
85: Godwin on Milton's Prose Style
86: Todd on 'Comus'
87: Penn on Samson Agonistes
88: Green on the Three Major Poems
89: Dunster on Milton's Use of Du Bartas
90: Todd on Various Poems
91: Boyd on the Fallen Angels
Introduction
1: Period of Textual and Religious Criticism
1: Bentley's Emendations to Paradise Lost
2: Anonymous Reactions to Bentley's Beliefs
3: Anonymous Criticism of Bentley
4: Richardson Jr on an Emendation for Paradise Lost
5: Meadowcourt on Paradise Regain'd
6: Theobald on Bentley
7: Pearce on Bentley's Emendations
8: Richardson on Milton's Religious Beliefs and Paradise Lost
9: Jortin on Paradise Regain'd
10: Warburton on Milton and Toland's 'Life'
11: Anonymous Charge of Arianism
12: Anonymous Comment on Charge of Arianism
13: Anonymous Reaction to Charge of Arianism
14: Warburton on Epic
15: Anonymous Rebuttal Restating Arian Charges
16: Benson on Milton's Verse
17: Warburton in Refutation of Bentley
18: Peck on Milton's Style
19: Davies' 'Rhapsody to Milton'
2: Period of Alleged Plagiarism, Some Analysis, Praise, and Dispraise
20: Anonymous Analysis of Milton's Imitations of the Classics
21: Manwaring on Milton's Verse
22: Harris on Milton's Versification
23: Paterson on Paradise Lost
24: Ramsay and Pope on Paradise Lost
25: Le Blanc on the Majesty of Nature in Paradise Lost
26: Lauder's First Charges of Plagiarism
27: Richardson Against Lauder's Allegations
28: Lauder's Rebuttal
29: Anonymous Poem on Attempted Depreciation of Milton
30: Hurd on Milton's Language
31: John Mason on the Verse of Paradise Lost
32: John Mason on Milton's Versification
33: Newton's Notes to Paradise Lost
34: Johnson on 'Comus'
35: Johnson's Preface to the Revision of Lauder's Charges
36: Lauder's Revised Charges of Plagiarism
37: Douglas's Vindication of Plagiarism
38: Johnson's Rebuttal Against Douglas
39: Lauder's Remarks on Douglas's Vindication
40: Anonymous Comment on Bentley
41: Hurd on Milton's Invention
42: Johnson on Milton's Versification
43: Johnson on Samson Agonistes
3: Period of Defence and Analysis
44: Baretti on Voltaire's 'Essay'
45: William Mason on Samson Agonistes
46: Joseph Warton on Milton's Defects
47: Shenstone on 'Lycidas'
48: Joseph Warton on the 'Nativity Ode'
49: William Mason on Milton's Achievement
50: Burke on Milton's Sublimity
51: Hume on Milton
52: Wilkie on Epic Poetry
53: Blair on the Sublime, the Twin Poems, and Paradise Lost
54: Lyttelton on Milton
55: Gray on Milton's Prosody
56: Gibbon on the Relationship of Religion
57: Kames on Rhyme and Blank Verse
58: Webb on Imagery
59: Hurd on Romance in Milton's Works
60: Evans on Milton's Literary Use of the Psalms
4: Period of Praise and Some Detraction
61: Monboddo on Milton's Greatness of Language
62: Beattie on Milton's Learning
63: Richardson on the Companion Poems
64: Johnson on Cowley and Milton
65: Johnson on Philips and Milton
66: Johnson on Milton's Life and Works
67: Blackburne on Milton's Political Principles
68: Hayley on Milton's Epic
69: Thomas Warton on the Minor Poems
70: Scott on 'Lycidas'
71: Cumberland on Samson Agonistes
72: White on Analogues to Paradise Lost
73: White on the Sonnets
74: Hawkins on Johnson's Criticism of Milton
75: Mickle on Samson Agonistes
76: Neve on Milton and the Poems
77: Cowper on Milton's Disinterment
78: Burney on Milton's Greek
79: Cowper's Notes on Paradise Lost
80: Godwin on Satan
81: Dunster's Notes on Paradise Regain'd
82: Hayley on the Last Poems
83: Hayley on the Origin of Paradise Lost
84: Anonymous Discussion of Milton's Similes
85: Godwin on Milton's Prose Style
86: Todd on 'Comus'
87: Penn on Samson Agonistes
88: Green on the Three Major Poems
89: Dunster on Milton's Use of Du Bartas
90: Todd on Various Poems
91: Boyd on the Fallen Angels
1: Period of Textual and Religious Criticism
1: Bentley's Emendations to Paradise Lost
2: Anonymous Reactions to Bentley's Beliefs
3: Anonymous Criticism of Bentley
4: Richardson Jr on an Emendation for Paradise Lost
5: Meadowcourt on Paradise Regain'd
6: Theobald on Bentley
7: Pearce on Bentley's Emendations
8: Richardson on Milton's Religious Beliefs and Paradise Lost
9: Jortin on Paradise Regain'd
10: Warburton on Milton and Toland's 'Life'
11: Anonymous Charge of Arianism
12: Anonymous Comment on Charge of Arianism
13: Anonymous Reaction to Charge of Arianism
14: Warburton on Epic
15: Anonymous Rebuttal Restating Arian Charges
16: Benson on Milton's Verse
17: Warburton in Refutation of Bentley
18: Peck on Milton's Style
19: Davies' 'Rhapsody to Milton'
2: Period of Alleged Plagiarism, Some Analysis, Praise, and Dispraise
20: Anonymous Analysis of Milton's Imitations of the Classics
21: Manwaring on Milton's Verse
22: Harris on Milton's Versification
23: Paterson on Paradise Lost
24: Ramsay and Pope on Paradise Lost
25: Le Blanc on the Majesty of Nature in Paradise Lost
26: Lauder's First Charges of Plagiarism
27: Richardson Against Lauder's Allegations
28: Lauder's Rebuttal
29: Anonymous Poem on Attempted Depreciation of Milton
30: Hurd on Milton's Language
31: John Mason on the Verse of Paradise Lost
32: John Mason on Milton's Versification
33: Newton's Notes to Paradise Lost
34: Johnson on 'Comus'
35: Johnson's Preface to the Revision of Lauder's Charges
36: Lauder's Revised Charges of Plagiarism
37: Douglas's Vindication of Plagiarism
38: Johnson's Rebuttal Against Douglas
39: Lauder's Remarks on Douglas's Vindication
40: Anonymous Comment on Bentley
41: Hurd on Milton's Invention
42: Johnson on Milton's Versification
43: Johnson on Samson Agonistes
3: Period of Defence and Analysis
44: Baretti on Voltaire's 'Essay'
45: William Mason on Samson Agonistes
46: Joseph Warton on Milton's Defects
47: Shenstone on 'Lycidas'
48: Joseph Warton on the 'Nativity Ode'
49: William Mason on Milton's Achievement
50: Burke on Milton's Sublimity
51: Hume on Milton
52: Wilkie on Epic Poetry
53: Blair on the Sublime, the Twin Poems, and Paradise Lost
54: Lyttelton on Milton
55: Gray on Milton's Prosody
56: Gibbon on the Relationship of Religion
57: Kames on Rhyme and Blank Verse
58: Webb on Imagery
59: Hurd on Romance in Milton's Works
60: Evans on Milton's Literary Use of the Psalms
4: Period of Praise and Some Detraction
61: Monboddo on Milton's Greatness of Language
62: Beattie on Milton's Learning
63: Richardson on the Companion Poems
64: Johnson on Cowley and Milton
65: Johnson on Philips and Milton
66: Johnson on Milton's Life and Works
67: Blackburne on Milton's Political Principles
68: Hayley on Milton's Epic
69: Thomas Warton on the Minor Poems
70: Scott on 'Lycidas'
71: Cumberland on Samson Agonistes
72: White on Analogues to Paradise Lost
73: White on the Sonnets
74: Hawkins on Johnson's Criticism of Milton
75: Mickle on Samson Agonistes
76: Neve on Milton and the Poems
77: Cowper on Milton's Disinterment
78: Burney on Milton's Greek
79: Cowper's Notes on Paradise Lost
80: Godwin on Satan
81: Dunster's Notes on Paradise Regain'd
82: Hayley on the Last Poems
83: Hayley on the Origin of Paradise Lost
84: Anonymous Discussion of Milton's Similes
85: Godwin on Milton's Prose Style
86: Todd on 'Comus'
87: Penn on Samson Agonistes
88: Green on the Three Major Poems
89: Dunster on Milton's Use of Du Bartas
90: Todd on Various Poems
91: Boyd on the Fallen Angels