The Consecrated Urn: An Interpretation of Keats in Terms of Growth and FormLongmans, Green, 1959 - 426 páginas |
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... expression , and often a better expression , in The Botanic Garden . This is not to say that we should neglect the more technical works , or overlook their impact on late eighteenth and early nineteenth century thought . Phytologia ...
... expression , and often a better expression , in The Botanic Garden . This is not to say that we should neglect the more technical works , or overlook their impact on late eighteenth and early nineteenth century thought . Phytologia ...
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... expressions of the imperial theme : Isabella a ' senti- mental ' expression , St Agnes ' Eve a ' romantic ' , The Eve of St Mark a ' cheated ' , and Lamia a ' cynical ' . These are merely labels : but there is no doubt of Keats's ...
... expressions of the imperial theme : Isabella a ' senti- mental ' expression , St Agnes ' Eve a ' romantic ' , The Eve of St Mark a ' cheated ' , and Lamia a ' cynical ' . These are merely labels : but there is no doubt of Keats's ...
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... expressing ' — the emotion is beyond words , but he will set down , in barest terms , the occasion : And as they ... expression is one of Keats's triumphs of insight ) . She is ' dazed ' , she does not see Keats ; no one speaks to ...
... expressing ' — the emotion is beyond words , but he will set down , in barest terms , the occasion : And as they ... expression is one of Keats's triumphs of insight ) . She is ' dazed ' , she does not see Keats ; no one speaks to ...
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The Consecrated Urn: An Interpretation of Keats in Terms of Growth and Form Bernard Blackstone Vista de fragmentos - 1959 |
The Consecrated Urn: An Interpretation of Keats in Terms of Growth and Form Bernard Blackstone Vista de fragmentos - 1962 |
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accept already Apollo Bailey beauty become begins Blake body called circle clear close Coleridge comes complete concerned continually course dark Darwin death delight divine early earth elements Endymion eternal existence expression eyes Fall feel figures final fire flowers follow forest four fruit give golden growth happiness heaven human Hyperion idea interest Keats Keats's later leaves letter light lines living look means mind moves nature never once original passage passing pattern perhaps phrase poem poet poetry possible present principle reason Reynolds root round seems seen sense Sleep sonnet soul space spirit suggested tells theme things thou thought tradition trees truth understanding universal verse vision voice whole writing written