Thinking Through Style
Thinking Through Style
Non-Fiction Prose of the Long Nineteenth Century
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Oxford University Press
01/2018
374
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Inglês
9780198737827
15 a 20 dias
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Michael D. Hurley and Marcus Waithe: Introduction: Thinking, Thinkers, Style, Stylists 1: James Engell: 'A Hare in Every Nettle': Coleridge's Prose 2: Matthew Bevis: Charles Lamb . . . Seriously 3: Freya Johnston: Keeping to William Hazlitt 4: Michael O'Neill: 'Pictures' and 'Signs': Creative Thinking in Shelley's Prose, 1816-1821 5: Ruth Scurr: 'The greatest irregular': Thomas Carlyle's Re-Creative Purpose in The French Revolution 6: Michael D. Hurley: John Henry Newman, Thinking Out Into Language 7: Valerie Sanders: 'Things Pressing to be said': Harriet Martineau's Mission to Inform 8: Adam Phillips: Emerson and the Impossibilities of Style 9: James Williams: Darwin's Theological Virtues 10: Dinah Birch: 'Just Proportions': The Material of George Eliot's Writing 11: Marcus Waithe: Ruskin's Style of Thought: Animating Re-description in the Late Writings 12: David Russell: The Idea of Matthew Arnold 13: Angela Leighton: Walter Pater's Dream Rhythms 14: Philip Davis: Cashing In on William James 15: Adrian Poole: Touch-and-go with Robert Louis Stevenson 16: Hugh Haughton: Oscar Wilde: Thinking Style 17: Catherine Maxwell: Vernon Lee's Handling of Words 18: Simon Jarvis: Chesterton and the Superman: Chesterton's Levitations 19: Susan Sellers: Virginia Woolf: Writing and the Ordinary Mind 20: Stefan Collini: Vexing the thoughtless: T.S. Eliot's early criticism
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Michael D. Hurley and Marcus Waithe: Introduction: Thinking, Thinkers, Style, Stylists 1: James Engell: 'A Hare in Every Nettle': Coleridge's Prose 2: Matthew Bevis: Charles Lamb . . . Seriously 3: Freya Johnston: Keeping to William Hazlitt 4: Michael O'Neill: 'Pictures' and 'Signs': Creative Thinking in Shelley's Prose, 1816-1821 5: Ruth Scurr: 'The greatest irregular': Thomas Carlyle's Re-Creative Purpose in The French Revolution 6: Michael D. Hurley: John Henry Newman, Thinking Out Into Language 7: Valerie Sanders: 'Things Pressing to be said': Harriet Martineau's Mission to Inform 8: Adam Phillips: Emerson and the Impossibilities of Style 9: James Williams: Darwin's Theological Virtues 10: Dinah Birch: 'Just Proportions': The Material of George Eliot's Writing 11: Marcus Waithe: Ruskin's Style of Thought: Animating Re-description in the Late Writings 12: David Russell: The Idea of Matthew Arnold 13: Angela Leighton: Walter Pater's Dream Rhythms 14: Philip Davis: Cashing In on William James 15: Adrian Poole: Touch-and-go with Robert Louis Stevenson 16: Hugh Haughton: Oscar Wilde: Thinking Style 17: Catherine Maxwell: Vernon Lee's Handling of Words 18: Simon Jarvis: Chesterton and the Superman: Chesterton's Levitations 19: Susan Sellers: Virginia Woolf: Writing and the Ordinary Mind 20: Stefan Collini: Vexing the thoughtless: T.S. Eliot's early criticism
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