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He regards the House of Busirane as ' the objectification of Amoret's fears of marriage ' , which ' are based on moral and physical grounds . Scudamour can dispel neither ' because ' unwillingly he is the cause of these fears ' .
He regards the House of Busirane as ' the objectification of Amoret's fears of marriage ' , which ' are based on moral and physical grounds . Scudamour can dispel neither ' because ' unwillingly he is the cause of these fears ' .
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326 But ' maistrye ' is Chaucer's term for repressive domination within marriage . Since the marriage of Scudamour and Amoret never gets under way , he is not in a position to practise it upon her . More important , Womanhood objects ...
326 But ' maistrye ' is Chaucer's term for repressive domination within marriage . Since the marriage of Scudamour and Amoret never gets under way , he is not in a position to practise it upon her . More important , Womanhood objects ...
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a virgin after her marriage : from an anti - Catholic viewpoint , a notable example of wifely disobedience ' : 53 Really ? ... But this leads them to exalt celibacy rather than to cultivate unconsummated marriages .
a virgin after her marriage : from an anti - Catholic viewpoint , a notable example of wifely disobedience ' : 53 Really ? ... But this leads them to exalt celibacy rather than to cultivate unconsummated marriages .
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One GROUNDWORK | 1 |
Two SCUDAMOUR AND AMORET | 72 |
Three BRITOMART AND ARTEGALL | 131 |
Urheberrecht | |
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according action adventures allegory allows already Amoret appears Artegall Artegall's Arthur aspect beginning Book Britomart Busirane calls Canto characters chastity Christ commitment complete considered continued contrary course critics Cupid edited episode equals Eternity expect fact Faerie Queene Faery Court feast fiction follow friendship give Gloriana glory Hence hero implies infer interpretation justice knights lady leaves less Letter Lewis light literal London looks lover magnificence marriage matter means merely Merlin metaphor mind mirror moral narrative natural never once particular perfection person personifications poem poet poet's position present Proem prove quest Radigund readers reading Red Cross reference relation remains represents reveal romance scene Scudamour seems sense separateness Spenser stands stanzas story suggests sure symbolizes temperance Temple thing tion true Venus virtue whole