Satiric Devices and Themes in Pope, 1728-1743

1EII 2EII action Addison Aeschylus Alexander Pope appears Aristotle Augustan Balaam Bateson Bathurst becomes Book burlesque Burlington carries character Cobham comic context couplet critical descriptive poetry device Dryden Dulness dunces Dunciad edition Eloisa to Abelard English epic epistle Essay on Criticism F. R. Leavis final folly fool force genre heart Heav'n Horace Horace's human Ibid idea Iliad inculto Lady language LEII likewise London Lucilius Mack man's Mandeville matter meaning mechanical mechanistic metaphor Moral Essays myth name-counters names nature Newton Newtonian note to verse Palladian paradox parody passage Philosophy phrase Plain Style poem poet poetic Poetry Pope's portrait pride Principia principle Prose Quoted reader ridicule role Ruling Passion Samuel Clarke satiric mode satirist says sense society sort Sutherland system of Dulness taste things thought Tibbald Timon translation universe verb vice virtue vols Warburton word