Energy and Order in the Poetry of Swift.

David M. Vieth · Anthony B. England

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This study focuses on a pattern of stylistic tendencies in Swift's poetry. The tendencies are essentially of two contrasting types--energy and order. The author discusses how Swift's poetry departs from certain orderly forms of discourse that have traditionally been associated with Augustan literature.

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