An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... embody its vision of itself . But what " the age de- mands " depends on who is looking at it , critic or apologist ... embodied . opposites , supplies an index to the complexity of his time . Twentieth century criticism has demonstrated ...
... embody its vision of itself . But what " the age de- mands " depends on who is looking at it , critic or apologist ... embodied . opposites , supplies an index to the complexity of his time . Twentieth century criticism has demonstrated ...
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... embody principles of aesthetic control . Frequently they fill both functions simultaneously . His use of people as images of virtue and vice , for example , which is a common , perhaps even necessary , satiric practice , exhibits a ...
... embody principles of aesthetic control . Frequently they fill both functions simultaneously . His use of people as images of virtue and vice , for example , which is a common , perhaps even necessary , satiric practice , exhibits a ...
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... embody the union of intellectual and moral value suggested by the earlier idealized portrait and by the moral stress of the entire poem . They are Wentworth Dillon , fourth Earl of Ros- common ( " not more learn'd than good , " 725 ) ...
... embody the union of intellectual and moral value suggested by the earlier idealized portrait and by the moral stress of the entire poem . They are Wentworth Dillon , fourth Earl of Ros- common ( " not more learn'd than good , " 725 ) ...
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One The Controlling Image | 1 |
An Essay on Criticism | 17 |
Donnes Anniversarie | 41 |
Urheberrecht | |
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