Elements of criticism
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- Publication date
- 2005
- Topics
- Criticism, Literary style, Criticism, Literary style
- Publisher
- Indianapolis : Liberty Fund
- Collection
- americana
- Book from the collections of
- Harvard University
- Language
- English
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2 volumes (xxi, 821) : 24 cm
Originally published: 6th ed. Edinburgh : J. Bell and W. Creech ; London : T. Cadell and G. Robinson, 1785
Includes bibliographical references and index
v. 1: Introduction -- Perceptions and ideas in the main -- Emotions and passions: Part 1: Causes unfolded of the emotions and passions: Sec. 1: Differences between emotions and passions; Causes that are the most common and the most general; Passion considered as productive of action -- Sec. 2: Power of sounds to raise emotions and passions -- Sec. 3: Causes of the emotions of joy and sorrow -- Sec. 4: Sympathetic emotion of virtue, and its cause -- Sec. 5: In many instances one emotion is productive of another. The same of passions -- Sec. 6: Cause of the passions of fear and anger -- Sec. 7: Emotions caused by fiction -- Part 2: Emotions and passions as pleasant and painful, agreeable and disagreeable. Modification of these qualities -- Part 3: Interrupted existence of emotions and passions: their growth and decay -- Part 4: Coexistant emotions and passions -- Part 5: Influence of passion with respect to our perceptions, opinions, and belief -- Appendix: Methods that nature hath afforded for time and space -- Part 6: Resemblance of emotions in their causes -- Part 7: Final causes of the more frequent emotions and passions -- Beauty -- Grandeur and sublimity -- Motion and force -- Novelty and the unexpected appearance of objects -- Risible objects -- Resemblence and dissimilitude -- Uniformity and variety -- Appendix: Concerning the works of nature, chiefly with respect to uniformity and variety -- Congruity and propriety -- Dignity and grace -- Ridicule -- Wit -- Custom and habit -- External signs fo emotions and passions -- Sentiments -- Language of passiion -- v. 2: Beauty of language: Sec. 1: Beauty of language with respect to sound -- Sec. 2: Beauty of language with respect to signification -- Sec. 3: Beauty of language from a resemblance between sound and signification -- Sec. 4: Versification -- Comparisons -- Figures : Sec. 1: Personification -- Sec. 2: Apostrophe -- Sec. 3: Hyperbole -- Sec. 4: The means or instrument conceived to be the agent -- Sec. 5: A figure, which among related objects, extends the properties of one to another -- Sec. 6: Metaphor and allegory -- Sec. 7: Figure of speech -- Table 1: Subject expressed figuratively -- Table 2: Attributes expressed figuratively -- Narration and description -- Epic and dramatic compositions -- The three unities -- Gardening and architecture -- Standard of taste -- Appendix: Terms defined or explained
2 volumes (xxi, 821) : 24 cm
Originally published: 6th ed. Edinburgh : J. Bell and W. Creech ; London : T. Cadell and G. Robinson, 1785
Includes bibliographical references and index
v. 1: Introduction -- Perceptions and ideas in the main -- Emotions and passions: Part 1: Causes unfolded of the emotions and passions: Sec. 1: Differences between emotions and passions; Causes that are the most common and the most general; Passion considered as productive of action -- Sec. 2: Power of sounds to raise emotions and passions -- Sec. 3: Causes of the emotions of joy and sorrow -- Sec. 4: Sympathetic emotion of virtue, and its cause -- Sec. 5: In many instances one emotion is productive of another. The same of passions -- Sec. 6: Cause of the passions of fear and anger -- Sec. 7: Emotions caused by fiction -- Part 2: Emotions and passions as pleasant and painful, agreeable and disagreeable. Modification of these qualities -- Part 3: Interrupted existence of emotions and passions: their growth and decay -- Part 4: Coexistant emotions and passions -- Part 5: Influence of passion with respect to our perceptions, opinions, and belief -- Appendix: Methods that nature hath afforded for time and space -- Part 6: Resemblance of emotions in their causes -- Part 7: Final causes of the more frequent emotions and passions -- Beauty -- Grandeur and sublimity -- Motion and force -- Novelty and the unexpected appearance of objects -- Risible objects -- Resemblence and dissimilitude -- Uniformity and variety -- Appendix: Concerning the works of nature, chiefly with respect to uniformity and variety -- Congruity and propriety -- Dignity and grace -- Ridicule -- Wit -- Custom and habit -- External signs fo emotions and passions -- Sentiments -- Language of passiion -- v. 2: Beauty of language: Sec. 1: Beauty of language with respect to sound -- Sec. 2: Beauty of language with respect to signification -- Sec. 3: Beauty of language from a resemblance between sound and signification -- Sec. 4: Versification -- Comparisons -- Figures : Sec. 1: Personification -- Sec. 2: Apostrophe -- Sec. 3: Hyperbole -- Sec. 4: The means or instrument conceived to be the agent -- Sec. 5: A figure, which among related objects, extends the properties of one to another -- Sec. 6: Metaphor and allegory -- Sec. 7: Figure of speech -- Table 1: Subject expressed figuratively -- Table 2: Attributes expressed figuratively -- Narration and description -- Epic and dramatic compositions -- The three unities -- Gardening and architecture -- Standard of taste -- Appendix: Terms defined or explained
- Addeddate
- 2008-08-24 09:22:00
- Associated-names
- Jones, Peter, 1935 December 18-
- Copyright-region
- US
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- 0
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- Identifier-ark
- ark:/13960/t6251sw5r
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- Pages
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- Possible copyright status
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- Scandate
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- Scanner
- Worldcat (source edition)
- 57186322
- Year
- 1833
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