Themes and Variations in Shakespeare's SonnetsHutchinson, 1961 - 254 páginas |
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... hyperboles , that Lear curses his daughters and ' out - scorns ' the elements . ' Hurls his defiance ' : hyperbole , as the great poets use it , recovers its original , pre - textbook meaning ; the characters . of Homer , of Aeschylus ...
... hyperboles , that Lear curses his daughters and ' out - scorns ' the elements . ' Hurls his defiance ' : hyperbole , as the great poets use it , recovers its original , pre - textbook meaning ; the characters . of Homer , of Aeschylus ...
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... Hyperbole was his most natural form of expression , and it is in and through this continuous use of hyperbole that the sonnets and the tragedies are most intimately related . In an Nevertheless , although there is an absolute ...
... Hyperbole was his most natural form of expression , and it is in and through this continuous use of hyperbole that the sonnets and the tragedies are most intimately related . In an Nevertheless , although there is an absolute ...
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... hyperboles are , as it were , satires on hyperbole , hyperboles to end hyperbole ; and in passages such as those I have alluded to Donne is not trying to say what a particular person most deeply ' means ' to him , but amusing himself ...
... hyperboles are , as it were , satires on hyperbole , hyperboles to end hyperbole ; and in passages such as those I have alluded to Donne is not trying to say what a particular person most deeply ' means ' to him , but amusing himself ...
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Introductory | 11 |
POETRY AS IMMORTALISATION FROM PINDAR | 25 |
Shakespeare and Petrarch | 45 |
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