The Meaning of FreedomAberdeen University Press, 1982 - 489 Seiten |
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... poem and should be rejected . " Finally there is a body of criticism well represented by A. C. Spearing , E. T. Donaldson and Charles Muscatine which takes the poem as a subtle and exceedingly complex structure , not free from ...
... poem and should be rejected . " Finally there is a body of criticism well represented by A. C. Spearing , E. T. Donaldson and Charles Muscatine which takes the poem as a subtle and exceedingly complex structure , not free from ...
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... poem : thus Byron can ironically pre- tend in Canto XII that he has only just begun his poem and half ironically threaten to extend it to a hundred cantos ( x11 / 54-5 ) . All of this reinforces the impression that the poem has no ...
... poem : thus Byron can ironically pre- tend in Canto XII that he has only just begun his poem and half ironically threaten to extend it to a hundred cantos ( x11 / 54-5 ) . All of this reinforces the impression that the poem has no ...
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... poem , although unfinished , gives the impression , at first and subsequent readings , of a complete and uniform work of art . Thus the obvious second question to ask is what can possibly unify a poem with so many different themes ...
... poem , although unfinished , gives the impression , at first and subsequent readings , of a complete and uniform work of art . Thus the obvious second question to ask is what can possibly unify a poem with so many different themes ...
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LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
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