A history of criticism and literary taste in Europe, from the earliest texts to the present day. Volume 3 (of 3), Modern criticismSaintsbury, George
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A history of criticism and literary taste in Europe, from the earliest texts to the present day. Volume 3 (of 3), Modern criticism
Saintsbury, George
Criticism -- History; Literature -- History and criticism; Literature, Medieval
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Of Addison and others 7
Of La Bruyère and “_Tout est dit_” 8
Of Fénelon and Gravina 9
Of Dryden and Fontenelle 9
The more excellent way 10
CHAPTER II.
THE RALLY OF GERMANY—LESSING.
Starting-point of this volume 11
Neo-Classic complacency and exclusiveness
illustrated from Callières 12
Béat de Muralt 13
His attention to English 13
And to French 14
German Criticism proper 15
A glance backward 15
Theobald Hoeck 16
Weckherlin and others 17
Weise, Wernicke, Werenfels, &c. 17
Some mutineers: Gryphius and Neumeister 18
Gottsched once more 19
Bodmer and Breitinger 20
The _Diskurse der Maler_ 21
Gradual divergence from their stand-point; König
on “Taste” 22
Main works of the Swiss School 23
Breitinger’s _Kritische Dichtkunst_, &c. 24
Bodmer’s _Von dem Wunderbaren_, &c. 24
Special criticisms of both 26
Bodmer’s verse criticism 26
Their later work in mediæval poetry, and their
general position 27
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