Chances of Mischief: Variations of Fortune in SpenserBöhlau, 1990 - 369 Seiten |
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... play , Fortune becomes a friend of Virtue— " pleasant comedy " indeed , and remote from Guyon's grim experience . Or Fortune may yield to a dim consciousness of Providence , re- calling Sidney's concept of moral catharsis . This is at ...
... play , Fortune becomes a friend of Virtue— " pleasant comedy " indeed , and remote from Guyon's grim experience . Or Fortune may yield to a dim consciousness of Providence , re- calling Sidney's concept of moral catharsis . This is at ...
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... play . ( stanza 4 ) Blind Fortune mocks human misery by weighing persons with an arbi- trary equality irrespective ... play : 9 recalling the text's spotlight on imagination's " play With double senses " ( 3.4.28 ) , the " sway - play ...
... play . ( stanza 4 ) Blind Fortune mocks human misery by weighing persons with an arbi- trary equality irrespective ... play : 9 recalling the text's spotlight on imagination's " play With double senses " ( 3.4.28 ) , the " sway - play ...
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... play With double senses , and with false debate , T'approue the vnknowen purpose of eternall fate . ( stanzas 27-8 ) The substance of Proteus's play is the discourse of assault in canto 2 , Britomart's " mischance " that becomes ...
... play With double senses , and with false debate , T'approue the vnknowen purpose of eternall fate . ( stanzas 27-8 ) The substance of Proteus's play is the discourse of assault in canto 2 , Britomart's " mischance " that becomes ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Wayes vnknowne | 71 |
57 | 82 |
Urheberrecht | |
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