A Guide to English Literature, Volumen2Boris Ford Penguin Books, 1954 |
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... language of the medieval English people . But the language o Chaucer's poetry is unmistakably that English further shaped , refined and pointed in the conversation of cultivated and witty courtly folk If Chaucer's audience – though a ...
... language of the medieval English people . But the language o Chaucer's poetry is unmistakably that English further shaped , refined and pointed in the conversation of cultivated and witty courtly folk If Chaucer's audience – though a ...
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... language , the second by greatly changing the ideals and customs of the nation , on both of which verbal compositions depend for general and permanent significance . To realize the context of medieval English literature in the age and ...
... language , the second by greatly changing the ideals and customs of the nation , on both of which verbal compositions depend for general and permanent significance . To realize the context of medieval English literature in the age and ...
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... language of its adaptability to the expression of those kinds of ideas . The growing incapacity was aggravated by the evolu- tion and innovations that took place in the twelfth and thirteenth cen- turies in theology , philosophy ...
... language of its adaptability to the expression of those kinds of ideas . The growing incapacity was aggravated by the evolu- tion and innovations that took place in the twelfth and thirteenth cen- turies in theology , philosophy ...
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