T.S. Eliot on ShakespeareUMI Research Press, 1987 - 139 páginas |
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... Donne , " A bracelet of bright hair about the bone , " and comments on the effect due to a contrast of associations , a " telescoping " of images with associations thus " multiplied . " This procedure is said to be typical of ...
... Donne , " A bracelet of bright hair about the bone , " and comments on the effect due to a contrast of associations , a " telescoping " of images with associations thus " multiplied . " This procedure is said to be typical of ...
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... Donne's ser- mons , part of the large series on Elizabethan - Jacobean literature , Eliot says that Donne imports into prose two qualities found among his contemporaries only in the blank verse of Shakespeare and the best of the other ...
... Donne's ser- mons , part of the large series on Elizabethan - Jacobean literature , Eliot says that Donne imports into prose two qualities found among his contemporaries only in the blank verse of Shakespeare and the best of the other ...
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... Donne's long poems ( Eliot's favorite Donne at this point ) , he argues that the poems do not in their full effect present the " structure " of thought they seem to offer initially . Instead , a “ doubleness " operates whereby recurring ...
... Donne's long poems ( Eliot's favorite Donne at this point ) , he argues that the poems do not in their full effect present the " structure " of thought they seem to offer initially . Instead , a “ doubleness " operates whereby recurring ...
Contenido
Early Criticism and the Hamlet Essay | 5 |
Developing a View of the Shakespeare Play | 23 |
192737 | 55 |
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