Baroque Lyric PoetryYale University Press, 1961 - 244 стор. |
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... devices . Members and devices , therefore , will be in constant view . Their meaning and interrelationship have been abstractly defined as far as necessary . Their relevance I shall try to show in analyzing poems of Gryphius , Marino ...
... devices . Members and devices , therefore , will be in constant view . Their meaning and interrelationship have been abstractly defined as far as necessary . Their relevance I shall try to show in analyzing poems of Gryphius , Marino ...
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... devices are present . There is a great deal of repetition ; the first and last lines end with the same impressive phrase . Both time and place are made as precise as possible . The verbs , describing widely scattered actions , are ...
... devices are present . There is a great deal of repetition ; the first and last lines end with the same impressive phrase . Both time and place are made as precise as possible . The verbs , describing widely scattered actions , are ...
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... devices Ors , Eugenio d ' , 8 Ovid , 55 n . , 60 n . , 61 n . , 65 Particularization , 92 , 93-94 , 113 ff . See also Rhetorical devices Pascal , Blaise , 21 Pausanias , 146 n . Petrarch , Francesco , 34-35 , 36 , 102- 04 , 137 , 153 ...
... devices Ors , Eugenio d ' , 8 Ovid , 55 n . , 60 n . , 61 n . , 65 Particularization , 92 , 93-94 , 113 ff . See also Rhetorical devices Pascal , Blaise , 21 Pausanias , 146 n . Petrarch , Francesco , 34-35 , 36 , 102- 04 , 137 , 153 ...
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The Uses of Time in Poetry | 21 |
A Survey of Time Patterns | 37 |
Miltons Nativity Ode | 45 |
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