Jean-Marie Guyau, 1854-1888 : Aesthetician and Sociologist. A study of his aesthetic theory and critical practice |
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Contents
Chapter Page | 11 |
Guyaus critical views on the future of Poetry on Poets | 33 |
Guyaus critical views on the contemporary novel on | 77 |
Conclusion The place of Guyau in aesthetic theory | 103 |
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| Title | Jean-Marie Guyau, 1854-1888 : Aesthetician and Sociologist. A study of his aesthetic theory and critical practice Volume 136 of Histoires des idées et critique littéraire |
| Author | F. J. W. Harding |
| Publisher | Librairie Droz, 1973 |
| ISBN | 2600035303, 9782600035309 |
| Length | 135 pages |
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