The Modern Critical SpectrumGerald Jay Goldberg, Nancy Marmer Goldberg Prentice-Hall, 1962 - 344 Seiten |
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... imagery , as in Shakespeare , almost always developed in recurrent references and situations . There is also , often , a kind of pattern of words that reticu- lates through a poem , enmeshing a larger and larger field of associations ...
... imagery , as in Shakespeare , almost always developed in recurrent references and situations . There is also , often , a kind of pattern of words that reticu- lates through a poem , enmeshing a larger and larger field of associations ...
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... imagery and accustomed to recognize it , reported that they understood and appre- ciated various poems , even some of descriptive character , with practically no imagery , other than of the words , present . One such observer noted that ...
... imagery and accustomed to recognize it , reported that they understood and appre- ciated various poems , even some of descriptive character , with practically no imagery , other than of the words , present . One such observer noted that ...
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... imagery appears to indicate a much lower degree of synthetic activity . Thus , the result of our comparison seems to confirm Vivante's judgment that a relative inertness characterizes the dream imagery , not only through defec- tive ...
... imagery appears to indicate a much lower degree of synthetic activity . Thus , the result of our comparison seems to confirm Vivante's judgment that a relative inertness characterizes the dream imagery , not only through defec- tive ...
Inhalt
THE USES OF PSYCHOLOGY | 7 |
ROBERT B HEILMAN Poor naked wretches and proud | 18 |
Some | 32 |
Urheberrecht | |
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aesthetic artist attitude beauty become Billy Budd bourgeois character civilization consciousness Crane D. H. Lawrence death dramatic dream Dunciad Edgar effect Emily Brontë emotional English essay experience expression F. R. Leavis fact feeling fiction Flaubert George Eliot give Henry James hero Historical Criticism human Hyacinth ideas imagery imagination influence intellectual interest James's Jane Austen Keats kind King language Latin Lear Lear's literary literature Lord David Cecil meaning Melville Melville's metaphor Milton mind Moby-Dick modern moral myth nature never novel novelist Paradise Lost passage passion pattern perhaps poem poet poet's poetic poetry Pope Pope's Princess Casamassima prose R. P. Blackmur reader relation scene seems sense Shakespeare Shaw significance social spirit stanza style suggests symbol T. S. Eliot technique theme things thou thought tion tradition truth verse whole words writer