John Milton: A Reader's Guide to His PoetryFarrar, Straus, 1963 - 385 páginas |
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... Begin ye Muses dear , begin the shepherd's song , " and changing toward the end to , " Give o'er , ye Muses dear , now cease the shepherd's song . " Each of the classical poets begins by indicating the reason for his song - the death of ...
... Begin ye Muses dear , begin the shepherd's song , " and changing toward the end to , " Give o'er , ye Muses dear , now cease the shepherd's song . " Each of the classical poets begins by indicating the reason for his song - the death of ...
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... begins with an introduction which is also an overture to a piece of music , a kind of oratorio , in which Milton sets two dom- inant motifs , which will echo antiphonally , now in apparent op- position , now one transcending the other ...
... begins with an introduction which is also an overture to a piece of music , a kind of oratorio , in which Milton sets two dom- inant motifs , which will echo antiphonally , now in apparent op- position , now one transcending the other ...
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... begins in pastoral strain , with inherited conventions . The " lament of Nature , " the " procession of mourners " is paralleled by the " catalogue of flow- ers , " mourning the dead shepherd . This passage might well be choral . The ...
... begins in pastoral strain , with inherited conventions . The " lament of Nature , " the " procession of mourners " is paralleled by the " catalogue of flow- ers , " mourning the dead shepherd . This passage might well be choral . The ...
Contenido
The Education of a Poet | 3 |
Juvenilia | 22 |
The Minor Poems | 50 |
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