An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... depends on the rejection of morality as man understands it , in a cos- mic scheme where worlds count no more than bubbles , with God seeing " likeness in shape and destiny " where men perceive only " disparity in size and substance ...
... depends on the rejection of morality as man understands it , in a cos- mic scheme where worlds count no more than bubbles , with God seeing " likeness in shape and destiny " where men perceive only " disparity in size and substance ...
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... depends on liberation from the senses becomes explicit : " Hee that charm'd Argus eies , sweet Mercury , / Workes not on her , who now is growen all Ey " ( 199–200 ) . She is " all Ey " because she no longer depends on eyes but " sees ...
... depends on liberation from the senses becomes explicit : " Hee that charm'd Argus eies , sweet Mercury , / Workes not on her , who now is growen all Ey " ( 199–200 ) . She is " all Ey " because she no longer depends on eyes but " sees ...
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... depends on its association with the abstract names of virtue rather than on any physical specificity of imagery , and depends also on the energy and vitality of Pope's verse de- scribing it . In contrast , people and forces inadequate ...
... depends on its association with the abstract names of virtue rather than on any physical specificity of imagery , and depends also on the energy and vitality of Pope's verse de- scribing it . In contrast , people and forces inadequate ...
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One The Controlling Image | 1 |
An Essay on Criticism | 17 |
Donnes Anniversarie | 41 |
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