Exam 1: Preface to the Plays of Shakespeare

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In Preface to Shakespeare, Johnson defended Shakespeare's use of _________.

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Samuel Johnson was a writer of the

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The defect or fault in Shakespeare according to Johnson is that

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Johnson said that Shakespeare showed no regard to

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This, therefore is the praise of Shakespeare, that his drama is the __ of life.

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Regarding the observance of the three unities in a play, Dr. Johnson's view is that

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Poetic justice is:

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Johnson praises Shakespeare and comments that his drama is the mirror of __________.

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Johnson said that Shakespeare often surpassed expectation or desire when he wrote

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Shakespeare had no regard to the unities of

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Shakespeare approximates the remote, and familiarizes the

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Johnson is of the opinion that Shakespeare writes without moral purpose and is more careful to please than to ___________.

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According to Johnson what type of drama did Shakespeare write with much labour?

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The object of all criticism according to Johnson is to make the obscure and the confused

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Shakespeare's characters portrays

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Shakespeare's drama reflects

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According to Johnson, the plays of Shakespeare were originally classified into

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Who is the 'father of English poetry', the well of English undefiled according to Arnold?

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Samuel Johnson defended Shakespeare's use of the

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Tragedy was not in those times a poem of more general dignity or elevation than __.

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