An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... moral qualities — is peculiarly important in Pope's work . In his late satiric poetry - the moral epistles , the Hora- tian imitations , The Dunciad - he turns people into images by an artificial isolation and heightening of ...
... moral qualities — is peculiarly important in Pope's work . In his late satiric poetry - the moral epistles , the Hora- tian imitations , The Dunciad - he turns people into images by an artificial isolation and heightening of ...
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... moral doctrine of this religion of art . The resolution of the poet's problem is moral , not artistic ; the speaker declares his aspiration " To teach vain Wits a Science little known , / T'admire Superior Sense , and doubt their own ...
... moral doctrine of this religion of art . The resolution of the poet's problem is moral , not artistic ; the speaker declares his aspiration " To teach vain Wits a Science little known , / T'admire Superior Sense , and doubt their own ...
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... moral inertia of the man who prefers the ease of remaining what he is to the pain of becoming properly human . The sleep that she offers is not simply a relaxation of intellectual faculties , but a freedom from moral cognition and ...
... moral inertia of the man who prefers the ease of remaining what he is to the pain of becoming properly human . The sleep that she offers is not simply a relaxation of intellectual faculties , but a freedom from moral cognition and ...
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One The Controlling Image | 1 |
An Essay on Criticism | 17 |
Donnes Anniversarie | 41 |
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