Baroque Lyric PoetryYale University Press, 1961 - 244 стор. |
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... means of emphasizing or clarifying a thought . But in the Middle Ages it came to signify the means whereby dis- course may be prolonged ; it was used to indicate the stereotyped patterns which might serve as crutches for letter writers ...
... means of emphasizing or clarifying a thought . But in the Middle Ages it came to signify the means whereby dis- course may be prolonged ; it was used to indicate the stereotyped patterns which might serve as crutches for letter writers ...
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... means of particularization in order to achieve greater complexity through suggestive- ness . The same is true of the particularization of time and place . Ordinary designations of time and place can be dis- pensed with in the interest ...
... means of particularization in order to achieve greater complexity through suggestive- ness . The same is true of the particularization of time and place . Ordinary designations of time and place can be dis- pensed with in the interest ...
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... means of structure It was in the Baroque age that poets first took up the notion of time viewed through eternity and found that its paradoxical nature admitted liberties that com- mon sense and subjective time did not , In this way we ...
... means of structure It was in the Baroque age that poets first took up the notion of time viewed through eternity and found that its paradoxical nature admitted liberties that com- mon sense and subjective time did not , In this way we ...
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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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