Dryden And The Critical Canons Of The Eighteenth Century
Explore the profound influence of John Dryden on the critical canons of the eighteenth century in Prosser Hall Frye's insightful analysis. This work examines Dryden's contributions to literary theory and criticism, tracing how his ideas shaped the aesthetic and intellectual landscape of the era. Delve into the development of critical thought as Frye elucidates Dryden's impact on subsequent generations of writers and thinkers.
Discover how Dryden's perspectives on poetry, drama, and prose laid the groundwork for the evolving literary standards of the 1700s. This study offers valuable insights into the intersection of literary history and critical theory, making it an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of English literature.
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