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The grasp of the history of European classical scholarship as a whole displayed by one of the chapters of the Prolegomena to the Literary Epistles of 1963 had impressed Italian readers ( cf. A. La Penna , Athenaeum 41 ( 1963 ) , 449-54 ) ...
The grasp of the history of European classical scholarship as a whole displayed by one of the chapters of the Prolegomena to the Literary Epistles of 1963 had impressed Italian readers ( cf. A. La Penna , Athenaeum 41 ( 1963 ) , 449-54 ) ...
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of a Spenser who ' never commits himself permanently to one concept of epic's formal nature or didactic aims ' , and of Spenserian epic as ' a form that continuously revises its relation to alternative literary influences ' ( p .
of a Spenser who ' never commits himself permanently to one concept of epic's formal nature or didactic aims ' , and of Spenserian epic as ' a form that continuously revises its relation to alternative literary influences ' ( p .
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Literary history in general , in other words , can be seen as an act of valorization , with , as subtext ... If before this latest phase literary history was less in vogue , that might be put down to a number of factors – among them the ...
Literary history in general , in other words , can be seen as an act of valorization , with , as subtext ... If before this latest phase literary history was less in vogue , that might be put down to a number of factors – among them the ...
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