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Pagina 136
... the “ mystery " of Townshend's allegory is synonymous with clothing that is both sacred and luxurious , in keeping with the king's general design to renew church ceremony and create a religious aura around himself and the queen .
... the “ mystery " of Townshend's allegory is synonymous with clothing that is both sacred and luxurious , in keeping with the king's general design to renew church ceremony and create a religious aura around himself and the queen .
Pagina 147
Although Albipolis represents an analogy between England and ancient Rome , the ultimate purpose of the masque is not to create a series of metaphors between the nation and an ideal world but to deify the royal couple .
Although Albipolis represents an analogy between England and ancient Rome , the ultimate purpose of the masque is not to create a series of metaphors between the nation and an ideal world but to deify the royal couple .
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It is also not enough to describe the art of Jones as “ the power to create a hero by controlling the way we look at a man , " as if Milton were primarily objecting to the element of idealization in the masques at court .
It is also not enough to describe the art of Jones as “ the power to create a hero by controlling the way we look at a man , " as if Milton were primarily objecting to the element of idealization in the masques at court .
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List of Illustrations | 8 |
Acknowledgments | 17 |
A The Allegorical Theater of the Masque | 27 |
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The Hieroglyphic King: Wisdom and Idolatory in the Seventeenth-century Masque Stephen Kogan Fragmentweergave - 1986 |
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