John Dennis

Critic

John Dennis was an influential English critic, dramatist, and writer during the Augustan Age. He was renowned for his passionate and often dogmatic approach to literary criticism, championing the sublime and neoclassical principles. Dennis is famously remembered for his literary feuds with contemporaries, most notably Alexander Pope, who satirized him in 'The Dunciad'. Despite the controversies, his work played a significant role in shaping the critical standards and discourse of 18th-century English literature.

May 16, 1658 - Jan 06, 1734 English 6 Quotes

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