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MAYNARD MACK ' Wit and Poetry and Pope ' : Some Observations on his Imagery THE point of departure of this essay is the current and useful description of Pope's kind of poetry as a poetry of statement.1 One advantage of ✓ this ...
MAYNARD MACK ' Wit and Poetry and Pope ' : Some Observations on his Imagery THE point of departure of this essay is the current and useful description of Pope's kind of poetry as a poetry of statement.1 One advantage of ✓ this ...
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and characters that all poets make continual use of , and of which I shall say nothing here , but a kind that is specifically evaluative , constructing its image by setting beside some present object or situation not so much another ...
and characters that all poets make continual use of , and of which I shall say nothing here , but a kind that is specifically evaluative , constructing its image by setting beside some present object or situation not so much another ...
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There is also , often , a kind of pattern of words that reticulates through a poem , enmeshing a larger and larger field of associations - for v instance , words meaning light in the Essay on Criticism , or the word ' head ' ( and ...
There is also , often , a kind of pattern of words that reticulates through a poem , enmeshing a larger and larger field of associations - for v instance , words meaning light in the Essay on Criticism , or the word ' head ' ( and ...
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THE ESSAY ON CRITICIS M | 42 |
POPE SEEN THROUGH HIS LETTERS | 62 |
THE BACKGROUND OF THE ATTACK | 68 |
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