An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... figure has no physical substance ; its function as image does not depend on direct sensuous appeal . Yet the way it ... figures ( and for that matter his vicious ones ) possess is moral solidity . By summing up and balancing moral ...
... figure has no physical substance ; its function as image does not depend on direct sensuous appeal . Yet the way it ... figures ( and for that matter his vicious ones ) possess is moral solidity . By summing up and balancing moral ...
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... figure , whose characteristics must be familiar to any reader of Pope's later satiric poetry . But where's the Man ... figure who embodies the ideal is the same in the satiric and the nonsatiric poem , although in one case he is a ...
... figure , whose characteristics must be familiar to any reader of Pope's later satiric poetry . But where's the Man ... figure who embodies the ideal is the same in the satiric and the nonsatiric poem , although in one case he is a ...
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... figures ; and abstractions , or even objects , given the rich life of personification . They suggest the wide aesthetic and ... figure of special emotional power . Lord Kames wrote , in 1762 , " Abstract and general terms , as well as ...
... figures ; and abstractions , or even objects , given the rich life of personification . They suggest the wide aesthetic and ... figure of special emotional power . Lord Kames wrote , in 1762 , " Abstract and general terms , as well as ...
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