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Pagina 137
... romantic mind was thus to suggest the greater permanence of beauty based on truth , compared with that which arose from " breathing human passion . " A further typically Romantic notion was that the incomplete is better than the ...
... romantic mind was thus to suggest the greater permanence of beauty based on truth , compared with that which arose from " breathing human passion . " A further typically Romantic notion was that the incomplete is better than the ...
Pagina 161
... romantic , and the symbolist or expressionist . The classical convention is to be seen in its most fully developed form in the tragic drama of ancient Greece . It is concerned with the presentation of epic themes , with figures larger ...
... romantic , and the symbolist or expressionist . The classical convention is to be seen in its most fully developed form in the tragic drama of ancient Greece . It is concerned with the presentation of epic themes , with figures larger ...
Pagina 190
... romantic and heroic courses . Typical plays written in collaboration are A King and No King , The Maid's Tragedy , Philaster , and The Knight of the Burning Pestle , the first three being romantic dramas and the fourth , as we have seen ...
... romantic and heroic courses . Typical plays written in collaboration are A King and No King , The Maid's Tragedy , Philaster , and The Knight of the Burning Pestle , the first three being romantic dramas and the fourth , as we have seen ...
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