The Turning Key: Autobiography and the Subjective Impulse Since 1800Harvard University Press, 1984 - 191 pagina's |
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Pagina 132
... poet , insofar as he submits to the discipline and distance of meter , fig- urative language , and often stanzaic form , is perpetually more elusive and ambiguous than the self of the narrator of a subjective prose fiction . A mid ...
... poet , insofar as he submits to the discipline and distance of meter , fig- urative language , and often stanzaic form , is perpetually more elusive and ambiguous than the self of the narrator of a subjective prose fiction . A mid ...
Pagina 133
... poet isolated by his own sensibility , defeated by " the spirit of solitude " within . Though the poet - hero has obvious Shelleyan attri- butes , the poem is less a self - portrait than a reminder of the perils threatening a typical ...
... poet isolated by his own sensibility , defeated by " the spirit of solitude " within . Though the poet - hero has obvious Shelleyan attri- butes , the poem is less a self - portrait than a reminder of the perils threatening a typical ...
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... poet , however , intervenes : whatever may be said in disparagement , " the goodman of the house at least / Kept house to himself till an earthquake came . ” The moral is only too clear ; the poet , denying public access to his ...
... poet , however , intervenes : whatever may be said in disparagement , " the goodman of the house at least / Kept house to himself till an earthquake came . ” The moral is only too clear ; the poet , denying public access to his ...
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SELF | 1 |
TOWARDS AUTOBIOGRAPHY 20 | 20 |
ELEMENTS OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY | 38 |
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