The Unknown Samuel JohnsonJohn J. Burke, Donald Kay University of Wisconsin Press, 1983 - 182 pagina's This book presents a collection of historical essays on Samuel Johnson's life and viewpoints from his personal writings. |
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Johnson Stoicism and the Good Life | 17 |
Johnson and the Concordia Discors of Human Relationships | 39 |
Johnson Dryden and the Wild Vicissitudes of Taste | 54 |
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