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Dryden's "Cinyras and Myrrha".(John Dryden)
; The numerous translations Dryden made late in his poetic career have...Keith Walker's recent anthology of Dryden's writings for the Oxford Author Series...will follow this approach, analyzing Dryden's use of incest in his translation of...
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A FIRST-RATE BIOGRAPHY OF JOHN DRYDEN
; JOHN DRYDEN AND HIS WORLD, by James Anderson Winn...James Winn's first - ate biography of John Dryden reminds us that in 17th- century England...act. When poets took off the gloves -- as Dryden does in "Mac Flecknoe," the hilarious mock-hero...
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The Just and the Lively: The Literary Criticism of John Dryden.(Review)
; ...Lively: The Literary Criticism of John Dryden. Manchester: Manchester University...Werth Gelber's book is drawn from John Dryden's working definition of a play...Instruction of Mankind (Works of John Dryden, 17:15). Gelber traces this critical...
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Identity in Dryden's 'Amphitryon': cuckolds of order. (Restoration period dramatist John Dryden)
; Unlike other Restoration dramatists, John Dryden knew artistic and commercial success in both comedy...ideology typified by the Whigs and their apologist John Locke. Dryden reminds the Whigs and all those who dream of a classicism...
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Radical Royalism: Strategy and Ambivalence in Dryden's Tragicomedies.(John Dryden)(Critical Essay)
; ...to ask what it might mean to call John Dryden, particularly the Dryden who produces...so as to include Samuel Butler and John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, among others; he generally neglects Dryden.(1) As if to correct for Hill's oversight...
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The marks of character: physiology and physiognomy in 'Absalom and Achitophel.' (John Dryden poem)
; ...forebears. In his literary criticism, Dryden self-consciously patterned his poetic...toward the perfection of English verse. Dryden was generous to his masters. Late in his...centuries later. The Canterbury Tales, Dryden proclaims, contain the Manners and Humours...
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Notes and documents: Dryden and Dorset in 1692: a new record.(John Dryden; Charles Sackville, the Earl of Dorset)(Essay)
; ...Middlesex and Earl of Dorset, was among John Dryden's earliest patrons. The poet dedicated...remained in frequent contact throughout Dryden's career. Their friendship even survived...of removing the Catholic convert Dryden from his offices as Poet Laureate...
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Wish-fulfillment fantasies in Dryden's Aureng-Zebe.(John Dryden)(Critical essay)
; ...55 The prologue and the dedication to Dryden's Aureng-Zebe, staged at the Royal Theatre...Which he presumes the most correct of his, Dryden proclaims in the prologue, already beginning...Zebe is widely considered the best of Dryden's heroic plays, a judgment he affirms...
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Dryden's Aeneis 2.718-41.(John Dryden)(Critical Essay)
; ...king. In his translation of this passage, Dryden describes the old man's reaction thus...true exemplar of the virtues of imitatio, Dryden is often at his most ingenious when he renders Virgil most closely. Here, however, Dryden makes a decisive departure from the Latin...
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Dryden's 'Defence of the epilogue': a reinterpretation. (John Dryden)
; I Dryden published the two parts of The Conquest...civilized literature, of which apparently Dryden's own accomplishments, including of course...The Defence has never been well received. Dryden's contemporaries found it even more offensive...
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