An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... define abstract statements ( " Rather then all things Wit , let none be there " ) . The entire poem resembles the Essay on Criticism in its varied but often related metaphor , its fluctuating movement be- tween abstract and concrete ...
... define abstract statements ( " Rather then all things Wit , let none be there " ) . The entire poem resembles the Essay on Criticism in its varied but often related metaphor , its fluctuating movement be- tween abstract and concrete ...
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... define the nature and limits of feminine possibility , and the individual portraits that compose most of the poem ... definition , achieved by a complex- ity of qualifications in which images generate ideas . But Pope's kind of ...
... define the nature and limits of feminine possibility , and the individual portraits that compose most of the poem ... definition , achieved by a complex- ity of qualifications in which images generate ideas . But Pope's kind of ...
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... defines and enriches the concept of a specific choice of life and deepens the significance of such val- ues as ease and ... define , specifying in physical terms the pre- cise degree and weight of restriction . At one extreme is the ...
... defines and enriches the concept of a specific choice of life and deepens the significance of such val- ues as ease and ... define , specifying in physical terms the pre- cise degree and weight of restriction . At one extreme is the ...
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