Jonathan Swift and the Burden of the FutureUniversity of Delaware Press, 1995 - 175 ページ "Alan Chalmers's Jonathan Swift and the Burden of the Future explores Swift's temporal apprehension in the context of the pertinent seventeenth- and eighteenth-century religious, scientific, and cultural debates. It also compares Swift's imaginative understanding of time with that of such other writers as Juvenal, Rabelais, Milton, Pope, Gray, and Whitman."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
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... progressed , moral thought acquired an inherently more utilitarian caste : human ac- tions were judged more by their consequences , than by a priori precepts . Thus moral thought became more focused on the 1 : INTRODUCTION 27.
... progressed , moral thought acquired an inherently more utilitarian caste : human ac- tions were judged more by their consequences , than by a priori precepts . Thus moral thought became more focused on the 1 : INTRODUCTION 27.
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... moral indignation . Thus Samuel Johnson rejects what Rosenheim was later to regard as quintessentially satiric - a victim with " authentic historic identity . " 10 Johnson re- gards precisely this trait as a disqualification from ...
... moral indignation . Thus Samuel Johnson rejects what Rosenheim was later to regard as quintessentially satiric - a victim with " authentic historic identity . " 10 Johnson re- gards precisely this trait as a disqualification from ...
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... moral defense of satire . For a bold attack on this position , see Wyndham Lewis , " The Greatest Satire in Non - Moral , " in Men Without Art ( London : Cassell , 1934 ) , 103-14 . Lewis's own satire reveals the singular nature of its ...
... moral defense of satire . For a bold attack on this position , see Wyndham Lewis , " The Greatest Satire in Non - Moral , " in Men Without Art ( London : Cassell , 1934 ) , 103-14 . Lewis's own satire reveals the singular nature of its ...
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List of Abbreviations 11 | 11 |
What Posterity Meant to Swift | 40 |
Satire and the Future | 59 |
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