The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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... context of judgement , the earlier view he had expressed on Herbert : To understand Shakespeare we must acquaint ourselves with all of his plays ; to understand Herbert we must acquaint ourselves with all of The Temple . Herbert is , of ...
... context of judgement , the earlier view he had expressed on Herbert : To understand Shakespeare we must acquaint ourselves with all of his plays ; to understand Herbert we must acquaint ourselves with all of The Temple . Herbert is , of ...
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... context of both history and experience . Given the nearly unavoid- able presence of a context , that of the oeuvre can be as instructive and at least as fully designed as the context of genre or of milieu . The problem with each poet is ...
... context of both history and experience . Given the nearly unavoid- able presence of a context , that of the oeuvre can be as instructive and at least as fully designed as the context of genre or of milieu . The problem with each poet is ...
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... context . Secondly , there are effects in the poem which move the poem ahead of its own flow . This may seem a contradiction but it is one put forward to suggest that Milton is as good a man as any in contriving his escape from the ...
... context . Secondly , there are effects in the poem which move the poem ahead of its own flow . This may seem a contradiction but it is one put forward to suggest that Milton is as good a man as any in contriving his escape from the ...
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The Constant Core | 1 |
in order serviceable | 11 |
the inglorious likeness | 23 |
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