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19 janvier 2017
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Howard Weinbrot, « Samuel Johnson, Vies des poètes anglais », XVII-XVIII, ID : 10.4000/1718.787
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Professors Denis Bonnecase and Pierre Morère have made a major contribution. Samuel Johnson’s Lives of the Poets (1779-81) are available to French readers for the first time in over 160 years. The Vies des poètes anglais are Britain’s most important omnibus contribution to literary criticism, literary theory, biography, and the development of national poetic canons. They illumine Johnson’s vast contributions to these, and other, aspects of eighteenth-century thought and culture. Johnson was a...