Edward Pechter
Biographic Data
| ID | 275401 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Edward Pechter |
| GIVEN NAMES | Edward |
| FAMILY NAME | Pechter |
| SIGNATURE | PECHTER E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Of Ants and Grasshoppers
don't like each other and on down the line to French and English Canada. Canadians like to say that as a result of all our differences Canada is ungovernable but all nation-states are ungovernable-abstractions into which an enormous variety of meaning is overloaded. These differences, moreover, can be seen not so much as a resistance to government but as a form of government, since they give shape to something. After all, how you can divide somet…
When Pechter Reads Froula Pretending She's Eve Reading Milton; Or, New Feminist Is but Old Priest Writ Large
On the Blinding of Gloucester
I can confidently say that there is a received reading of Lear'received' in the sense that pretty well everyone seems to accept it. It is a reading that reached full explicitness in Bradley * [who] proposed that we should change the title to The Redemption of King Lear, because the intention of the gods was 'neither to torment him, nor to teach him a noble anger, but to lead him to attain through apparently hopeless failure the very end and aim o…
Dryden's Classical Theory of Literature
Preface Introduction Part I. Structure: 1. The structure of Dryden's theory 2. The argument of Dryden's 'essay' 3. Classicism and Dryden Part II. Context: 4. Corneille and the question of cultural influence 5. Dryden, old and new 6. Theory and practice Conclusion: Dryden's variety and classicism List of abbreviations Notes Index.
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Dryden's Classical Theory of Literature
Preface Introduction Part I. Structure: 1. The structure of Dryden's theory 2. The argument of Dryden's 'essay' 3. Classicism and Dryden Part II. Context: 4. Corneille and the question of cultural influence 5. Dryden, old and new 6. Theory and practice Conclusion: Dryden's variety and classicism List of abbreviations Notes Index.
On the Blinding of Gloucester
I can confidently say that there is a received reading of Lear'received' in the sense that pretty well everyone seems to accept it. It is a reading that reached full explicitness in Bradley * [who] proposed that we should change the title to The Redemption of King Lear, because the intention of the gods was 'neither to torment him, nor to teach him a noble anger, but to lead him to attain through apparently hopeless failure the very end and aim o…
When Pechter Reads Froula Pretending She's Eve Reading Milton; Or, New Feminist Is but Old Priest Writ Large
Of Ants and Grasshoppers
don't like each other and on down the line to French and English Canada. Canadians like to say that as a result of all our differences Canada is ungovernable but all nation-states are ungovernable-abstractions into which an enormous variety of meaning is overloaded. These differences, moreover, can be seen not so much as a resistance to government but as a form of government, since they give shape to something. After all, how you can divide somet…
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