Literature and History: Papers Read at a Clark Library Seminar, March 3, 1973

actual aesthetic altered apparent argument Aristotle aspect basis become beginning called character claim classical concept consequences continuity conventions Coopers Hill course creates critics dear Denham dependent discourse discussion distinguish eighteenth century English Essay example existence experience explanation express facts fiction follow forces formal function genre George Cruikshank georgic give happen historian human identified imaginative imitation innovation interpretation introduced John Johnson kind language lead literary literature live man's materials matter meaning MICHIGAN moral nature norms objects observation once original past pastoral perceptual period play poem poet poet's poetic poetry Pope possibilities present Press problems procedure question reality refer reflection relation requires response result scientific seek seen sense sequence Seventeenth Century structure suggest takes techniques teleology themes thought tion tradition transformation truth turns University University Press variation variety writers