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

aesthetic altered argument Aristotelian Aristotle Aristotle's art's Augustan Augustan Prose become Bertrand H causal Chertsey Abbey claim Clark Library classical concept conceptual changes conventions Coopers Hill couplet creates critics dear Denham didactic discourse distinguish Earl Miner eclogue eighteenth century English epic Essay example experience fiction fiction-making formal function genre georgic poem Georgic Poetry God's harmony hierarchy historian history's identified imaginative imitation of history innovation and variation interpretation John Johnson language literary change literary forms literary history literature man's matter metaphor metonymic moral Murray Krieger narrative nature nature's Neoplatonic norms Northrop Frye objects Penshurst perceptual poet poet's poetic features Pope Pope's possibilities present problems procedure purpose question Ralph Cohen random relation Renaissance Robert Nisbet Scaliger scientific sequence Seventeenth Century Sidney Sonnet structure techniques teleology themes tion tradition tragedy transformation truth University Press Virgil Virgil's Georgics Virgilian William Andrews Clark Windsor Castle writers