On Modern PoetsMeridian Books, 1959 - 223 psl. |
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... beginning , and the entire complex of ideas and feelings which I have recounted are to be found in his work from the beginning . But although it is possible to find some of his most willful nonsense - Earthy Anecdote , let us say , or ...
... beginning , and the entire complex of ideas and feelings which I have recounted are to be found in his work from the beginning . But although it is possible to find some of his most willful nonsense - Earthy Anecdote , let us say , or ...
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... beginning : it is this unbalance which distinguishes the Shake- speare of the sonnets , for example , most sharply from his great contemporaries , such as Jonson , Greville , Donne , and even Sidney . But beginning with the notion of ...
... beginning : it is this unbalance which distinguishes the Shake- speare of the sonnets , for example , most sharply from his great contemporaries , such as Jonson , Greville , Donne , and even Sidney . But beginning with the notion of ...
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... beginning of line six , and have noted that this resembles similar feet of two accented syllables which one can find in such Renaissance models as Googe and Nashe , but outdoes them ; but Hopkins in the document mentioned lists the ...
... beginning of line six , and have noted that this resembles similar feet of two accented syllables which one can find in such Renaissance models as Googe and Nashe , but outdoes them ; but Hopkins in the document mentioned lists the ...
Turinys
Introduction by Keith McKean | 7 |
T S Eliot or the Illusion of Reaction | 35 |
John Crowe Ransom or Thunder without God | 73 |
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