Baroque Lyric PoetryYale University Press, 1961 - 244 стор. |
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... whole structure and , in particular , to the time scheme of the poem ? In the barest terms , the whole poem follows a form to be found in pastoral poetry , be- ginning in Antiquity and continuing through the Middle Ages and the ...
... whole structure and , in particular , to the time scheme of the poem ? In the barest terms , the whole poem follows a form to be found in pastoral poetry , be- ginning in Antiquity and continuing through the Middle Ages and the ...
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... whole . To do so it is necessary first to assume that Baroque style as a whole does exist , and then to prove the assumption . The proof would consist in establishing chronologically the novelty and prevalence of particular forms of ...
... whole . To do so it is necessary first to assume that Baroque style as a whole does exist , and then to prove the assumption . The proof would consist in establishing chronologically the novelty and prevalence of particular forms of ...
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... whole tendency , as reflected in poetry , reached its culmination in those lyrics which use time as a conspicuous means of structure . Poeti- cally , the drastic tense changes in the " Nativity Ode , " for example , can be seen as a ...
... whole tendency , as reflected in poetry , reached its culmination in those lyrics which use time as a conspicuous means of structure . Poeti- cally , the drastic tense changes in the " Nativity Ode , " for example , can be seen as a ...
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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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