Full title: Literary English since Shakespeare. / edited by George Watson.

Author/creator: Watson, George, 1927-.

Date: 1970..

Call Numbers: 820.9/12

Record Identifier: 74VM8rjV7OEb

Language: English

Formats: Books

Contents: x, 407 p. ; 21 cm., The current scene in linguistics / by N. Chomsky -- Realism and the three styles / by E. Auerbach -- The meaning of "literal" / by O. Barfield -- On sentence-length / by G. U. Yule -- Monosyllabic lines and words / by A. C. Bradley -- Shakespeare and the language of poetry / by O. Jespersen -- The Baroque style in prose / by M. W. Croll -- Jonson's dramatic prose / by J. A. Barish -- The language of the metaphysicals / by G. Watson -- Milton and the vocabulary of verse and prose / by H. S. Davies -- Science and English prose style / by R. F. Jones -- The style of Dryden's prose / by W. P. Ker -- Pope and the syntax of satire / by J. P. W. Rogers -- Swift and syntactical connection / by L. T. Milic -- Irony in Eighteenth-Century fiction / by W. C. Booth -- The consistency of Johnson's style / by W. K. Wimsatt -- Syntax in Wordsworth's Prelude / by D. Davie -- Scott's linguistic vagaries / by E. M. W. Tillyard -- The language of the Victorians / by F. W. Bateson -- On Dickens / by W. A. Ward -- Dialect in the novels of Hardy and George Eliot / by P. Ingham -- The first paragraph of James's Ambassadors / by I. Watt -- The holy language of modernism / by D. Donoghue.

Publishers: London ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1970.

Notes: A Galaxy book ; GB 314. Includes bibliographical references.

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DDC: 820.9

MMS ID: 991000180599702626