admin | October 30, 2011
It is possible, by a mere allusion, or by the very garb in which a character is invested, to put the fancy to an exertion which will accomplish all that could be done, if the most exact, and studied, and minute representation were given by the pen of the writer, or the painter’s pencil. It [...]
admin | October 28, 2011
As it regards the Novel, and the words lie has put into his mother’s mouth, they are completely idealan entire fabrication. Let Mrs. Reed say what these scandalous and wicked books were, that laid on my table two months. If there were any such, I never saw them ; and they must have been put [...]
admin | October 26, 2011
In he commenced his Panegyric of the medicine and natural history of the day, a work which is full of the most biting satires upon the courtly ignorance of the physicians. He next published his Stapelia Mixta, and the Comparative Anatomyo£an Angel, works full of the most original thoughts; and, lastly, two medical satires, an [...]
admin | October 24, 2011
He went to Paris. The Revolution of filled him with enthusiasm. He wrote The State of France, an historical picture, and his best prose work, in which he proved, beyond a doubt, that his talents were of a solid description. But the applause Digitized by Google POETRY.NEW GALLOMANIA. which his work met with, seduced him more and [...]
admin | October 21, 2011
There are, therefore, in addition to the passive disciples, active ones, who, following a path of their own, comment upon the master in severe terms, and criticise him in every point. Some carry on the business of mystifying, obscuring everything which was clear in their master, and making a godlike mystery out a very simple [...]
admin | October 19, 2011
Graf Auersberg, of a noble Austrian family ; Walks of a Viennese Poet; Schutt; Nights ; The Last Knight j The Travelling Poet. vol. iv. Digitized by Google GERMAN LITERATURE. Thy locks in rich luxuriance on thy shoulders fair descending, Locks golden as thy harvests ripe, when in thy breezes bending. A robe of silken verdure decks that gladsome [...]
admin | October 16, 2011
All legends are historical; but all histories of that period are, in their turn, fabulous, significant, and mystical. In both cases, the feelings of the people are expressed in deeds, which are themselves as strange and ominous as these feelings. All these deeds are without meaning, if we do not deduce them from that state [...]
admin | October 13, 2011
“Shi zhong” A public example, ., from Lu Xun’s second collection of short stories, Hesitation, is the story that most nearly reproduces the scene described in his preface. The brief event recounted in the story is, like the slide Lu Xun saw in Japan, a Querschnitt, or “slice of life,” selfdelimited and cut off from [...]
admin | October 11, 2011
Copyrighted material May Fourth Theories of Realism cultivation ziji xiuyattg SBftl; without such cultivation the author’s “view of human life, his Weltanschauung, his ‘ego’” would remain tentative and unformed. The similarity between Ye’s observation guancha tf of the external world and the neoConfucian idea of the investigation of things, described in the previous chapter, is evident: observation [...]
admin | October 9, 2011
Copyrighted material Beyond Realism those written after that take Sichuan village life as their setting. Ai Wu is most famous for his depiction of the peasants of southwest China and Burma, where he traveled extensively in the s. Other important new writers likewise wrote from their personal observation of peasant life, often in their home province: [...]
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