An Argument of Images: The Poetry of Alexander PopeHarvard University Press, 1971 - 273 Seiten |
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... Reason " ( III , 230-231 ) . The standards of " nature " and " reason " now seem to supplant " wit , " implying the poet's greater commitment to the external world , his wish to perceive and discriminate rather than merely to invent ...
... Reason " ( III , 230-231 ) . The standards of " nature " and " reason " now seem to supplant " wit , " implying the poet's greater commitment to the external world , his wish to perceive and discriminate rather than merely to invent ...
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... reason reasoned , we experience in Donne the process of reason reasoning : in the former as a dis- tillation , in the latter an appetitive force ; in one a version of the mind made up , and in the other a state of mind . " 18 Or more ...
... reason reasoned , we experience in Donne the process of reason reasoning : in the former as a dis- tillation , in the latter an appetitive force ; in one a version of the mind made up , and in the other a state of mind . " 18 Or more ...
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... reason tho ' you can , / It may be reason , but it is not man " ( Epistle to Cobham , 35–36 ) . Passion often appears to produce arbitrary action : Oft in the Passions ' wild rotation tost , Our spring of action to ourselves is lost ...
... reason tho ' you can , / It may be reason , but it is not man " ( Epistle to Cobham , 35–36 ) . Passion often appears to produce arbitrary action : Oft in the Passions ' wild rotation tost , Our spring of action to ourselves is lost ...
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One The Controlling Image | 1 |
An Essay on Criticism | 17 |
Donnes Anniversarie | 41 |
Urheberrecht | |
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