Chances of Mischief: Variations of Fortune in SpenserBöhlau, 1990 - 369 Seiten |
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... poem's meaning : Spenser's text relies on such readers ' understanding of a shared cultural heritage . So one returns to questions the poetic texture generates , at any rate for the historically curious modern reader , beyond the macro ...
... poem's meaning : Spenser's text relies on such readers ' understanding of a shared cultural heritage . So one returns to questions the poetic texture generates , at any rate for the historically curious modern reader , beyond the macro ...
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... poem's cycle of time . It is not denied , but the proper expression for its manifestation is not inspiriting transcendence but poetic mythology , not God's eternal heaven but the mutable heaven of Olympus . Poetry that attempts to ...
... poem's cycle of time . It is not denied , but the proper expression for its manifestation is not inspiriting transcendence but poetic mythology , not God's eternal heaven but the mutable heaven of Olympus . Poetry that attempts to ...
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... poem reveals in techniques of pastoral romance , which include Fortune as a structuring device ; Spenserian contempt and delight engage in interplay . Fortune is en- grafted , too , into allegory , the poem expressing a keen awareness ...
... poem reveals in techniques of pastoral romance , which include Fortune as a structuring device ; Spenserian contempt and delight engage in interplay . Fortune is en- grafted , too , into allegory , the poem expressing a keen awareness ...
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Introduction | 1 |
Wayes vnknowne | 71 |
57 | 82 |
Urheberrecht | |
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