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philosophical irony and the rhetoric of double vision from Bishop Butler to T.S. Eliot
Human nature's "inward frame" : the moral psychology of Bishop Joseph Butler -- Rhetorical irony and humanist myth in Alexander Pope's The dunciad -- Jane Austin and the "better knowledge of mankind" -- The literary past and humanist futures : Charles Dickens, Charles Kingsley, and George Eliot, addressing and figuring children -- Rhetoric and mythopoesis in T.S. Eliot's Four quartets.