Studies in Interpretation: Keats-Clough-Matthew ArnoldG. P. Putnam's sons, 1896 - 221 páginas |
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... line the dominant utilitarian traditions of the eighteenth century , taking , as the younger Mill himself stated , the French philosophes of that century as examples for their imitation . The poetry of the period , on the other hand ...
... line the dominant utilitarian traditions of the eighteenth century , taking , as the younger Mill himself stated , the French philosophes of that century as examples for their imitation . The poetry of the period , on the other hand ...
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... lines in Sleep and Poetry in which , after unfolding his ideas of the true poetic spirit , Keats attacks the formal verse of the Dryden- Pope school . Himself requiring space for the full play of his exuberant and unchecked imagination ...
... lines in Sleep and Poetry in which , after unfolding his ideas of the true poetic spirit , Keats attacks the formal verse of the Dryden- Pope school . Himself requiring space for the full play of his exuberant and unchecked imagination ...
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... line and step - all this was alien to his view of the gay science and its place and influence in our noisy , bustling world . Poetry for him meant relief from life's strain , sunshine lighting its darkness , music amid its harsh dis ...
... line and step - all this was alien to his view of the gay science and its place and influence in our noisy , bustling world . Poetry for him meant relief from life's strain , sunshine lighting its darkness , music amid its harsh dis ...
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... all mysteries by rule and line , Empty the haunted air and gnomèd mine , Unweave a rainbow , as it erewhile made The tender - person'd Lamia melt into a shade . " Emphatic as these lines are in themselves , they gain JOHN KEATS . 25.
... all mysteries by rule and line , Empty the haunted air and gnomèd mine , Unweave a rainbow , as it erewhile made The tender - person'd Lamia melt into a shade . " Emphatic as these lines are in themselves , they gain JOHN KEATS . 25.
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Keats-Clough-Matthew Arnold William Henry Hudson. Emphatic as these lines are in themselves , they gain strange significance from their context . At the beginning of the second part of the poem Keats has intimated that Had Lycius lived ...
Keats-Clough-Matthew Arnold William Henry Hudson. Emphatic as these lines are in themselves , they gain strange significance from their context . At the beginning of the second part of the poem Keats has intimated that Had Lycius lived ...
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Studies in Interpretation: Keats, Clough, Matthew Arnold William Henry Hudson Vista de fragmentos - 1969 |
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