English Satire and the Satiric Tradition

Aesthetics · Art · Literature · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies · Philosophy

• The Cambridge History of Literary Criticism

  Open Access•Peter Brooks, George A Kennedy et al.•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• The rhetorical ideal in France

  Open Access•Hugh M Davidson•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• Rooms of their own

  Open Access•Joan Dejean•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• French criticism in the seventeenth century

  Open Access•Michael Moriarty•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• Ancients and Moderns

  Open Access•Terence Cave•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• William Hazlitt, On Being Brilliant

  Open Access•Claire Brock•Feminization of Fame 1750-1830•2006

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• Second rhetoric and the grands rhétoriqueurs

  Open Access•Robert Griffin•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• The genres of epigram and emblem

  Open Access•Daniel Russell, Daniel A Russell•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• The Invention of Dryden as Satirist

  Matthew C Augustine•Oxford Handbook of Eighteenth-Centu…•2019

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• Cicero and Quintilian

  Open Access•John O Ward•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• Seventeenth-century theories of the novel in France

  Open Access•G J Mallinson•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• Principles of judgement

  Open Access•Michael Moriarty•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• Literary imitation in the sixteenth century

  Open Access•Ann Moss•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• Humanist classifications of poetry among the arts and sciences

  Open Access•William J Kennedy•The Cambridge History of Literary…•1999

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• The Weird Sisters Wandering”

  Jacqueline Simpson•Folklore•1995

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