An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... accepting human incapacity , imagined in terms of physical metaphor : Know thy own point : This kind , this due degree ... accept depends on one's way of " seeing , " a fact that becomes increasingly apparent as the poem continues . The ...
... accepting human incapacity , imagined in terms of physical metaphor : Know thy own point : This kind , this due degree ... accept depends on one's way of " seeing , " a fact that becomes increasingly apparent as the poem continues . The ...
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... accept his nature . " 36 Reuben Brower has commented acutely on Pope's " belief that only by a fuller exercise of intelligence can mind be saved from itself . " In exploring " knowing " as theme and tech- nique , Pope investigates the ...
... accept his nature . " 36 Reuben Brower has commented acutely on Pope's " belief that only by a fuller exercise of intelligence can mind be saved from itself . " In exploring " knowing " as theme and tech- nique , Pope investigates the ...
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... accept Eloisa at her own evaluation , even for the space of the poem : one expects the intervention of a judging voice . By eighteenth century and modern standards alike , Eloisa displays a mental distress amounting to imbalance . Here ...
... accept Eloisa at her own evaluation , even for the space of the poem : one expects the intervention of a judging voice . By eighteenth century and modern standards alike , Eloisa displays a mental distress amounting to imbalance . Here ...
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An Essay on Criticism | 17 |
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