On Modern PoetsMeridian Books, 1959 - 223 psl. |
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... give the impression of . . . the murder of Agamemnon , or the agony of Othello , gives an artistic effect apparently closer to a possible original than the scenes from Dante . In the Agamem- non , the artistic emotion approximates to ...
... give the impression of . . . the murder of Agamemnon , or the agony of Othello , gives an artistic effect apparently closer to a possible original than the scenes from Dante . In the Agamem- non , the artistic emotion approximates to ...
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... gives one ample opportunity to think at large . The notion , derived by most of his disciples , however , and one of the two upon which they most commonly act , is indi- cated by the phrase the immediate present , which is italicized in ...
... gives one ample opportunity to think at large . The notion , derived by most of his disciples , however , and one of the two upon which they most commonly act , is indi- cated by the phrase the immediate present , which is italicized in ...
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... gives the momentary illusion that the medi- tation is more important than it is . Thus the structure of the poem is ... gives it . Smell the rosin burning ? The ornaments the Greek artificers Wife : Made for the Emperor Alexius , The ...
... gives the momentary illusion that the medi- tation is more important than it is . Thus the structure of the poem is ... gives it . Smell the rosin burning ? The ornaments the Greek artificers Wife : Made for the Emperor Alexius , 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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