The Pessimism of Thomas HardyFairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1976 - 518 หน้า Explains the social reasons for Thomas Hardy's consistent pessimism expressed in all his major works. The author contends that this came from the failure of bourgeois society to correct the anachronisms in the social machinery of the day. |
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... poetry during these years and written nothing since 1862 , except the essay " On the Application of Terra Cotta to Modern Architecture , " and an article “ How I Built My- self a House , " for the amusement of his co - workers at ...
... poetry during these years and written nothing since 1862 , except the essay " On the Application of Terra Cotta to Modern Architecture , " and an article “ How I Built My- self a House , " for the amusement of his co - workers at ...
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... poetic expression in the old way , and the multiplicity of experiences in London was still too fresh and bewildering to stimulate it in the new way . He read a good deal of English poetry in his lodgings— evenings - Byron's " Childe ...
... poetic expression in the old way , and the multiplicity of experiences in London was still too fresh and bewildering to stimulate it in the new way . He read a good deal of English poetry in his lodgings— evenings - Byron's " Childe ...
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... poet , ” Mrs. Hardy says , but the fact of the matter was that “ a sense of the truth of poetry . . . had awakened itself in him . " One 8 might say that he had found Kant's " thing - in - itself ” in poetry . Hardy's poems have a ...
... poet , ” Mrs. Hardy says , but the fact of the matter was that “ a sense of the truth of poetry . . . had awakened itself in him . " One 8 might say that he had found Kant's " thing - in - itself ” in poetry . Hardy's poems have a ...
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