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Plain Speaker
Written by author William Hazlitt
Published by Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated, December 1998
In this selection from the two-volume Plain Speaker, Tom Paulin and Duncan Wu have given priority to essays that address some of the most important critical issues both in romantic studies today and the poetics of prose. Provides the
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Introduction
Editor's Note
Editorial Principles
Acknowledgements
On the Prose-Style of Poets 1
On the Conversation of Authors 16
The Same Subject Continued 29
On Reason and Imagination 39
On Application to Study 53
On the Old Age of Artists 66
On Envy (A Dialogue) 77
Whether Genius is Conscious of its Powers? 89
On the Pleasure of Hating 102
On Egotism 114
Hot and Cold 128
On the Difference Between Writing and Speaking 140
On a Portrait of an English Lady, by Vandyke 161
Madame Paula and Mademoiselle Mars 178
App. I Advertisement to Hazlitt's Table Talk (Paris, 1825) 191
App. II 'A Half-length': an uncollected Hazlitt portrait 193
App. III Reynolds's account of Hazlitt, 28 April 1817 198
Index 200

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Publication Date: December 1998

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So much food for thought in these essays! Covering topics from the comfort of hating to the prose style of poets (it isn't typically good), to sitting for one's portrait. I love hearing this intelligent, eloquent man's thoughts. It seems he's able to shed light, humour, and practicality on almost any subject.

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	Introduction
	Editor's Note
	Editorial Principles
	Acknowledgements
	On the Prose-Style of Poets	1
	On the Conversation of Authors	16
	The Same Subject Continued	29
	On Reason and Imagination	39
	On Application to Study	53
	On the Old Age of Artists	66
	On Envy (A Dialogue)	77
	Whether Genius is Conscious of its Powers?	89
	On the Pleasure of Hating	102
	On Egotism	114
	Hot and Cold	128
	On the Difference Between Writing and Speaking	140
	On a Portrait of an English Lady, by Vandyke	161
	Madame Paula and Mademoiselle Mars	178
App. I	Advertisement to Hazlitt's Table Talk (Paris, 1825)	191
App. II	'A Half-length': an uncollected Hazlitt portrait	193
App. III	Reynolds's account of Hazlitt, 28 April 1817	198
	Index	200