Milton's Sonnets & the Ideal CommunityUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1979 - 213 páginas |
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... lyric within the plenty of Milton's epic because his poetic vision can ac- commodate the lyric impulse in a fallen world . Milton had precedents among critical theorists of Renaissance Italy for his interposition of lyric within epic ...
... lyric within the plenty of Milton's epic because his poetic vision can ac- commodate the lyric impulse in a fallen world . Milton had precedents among critical theorists of Renaissance Italy for his interposition of lyric within epic ...
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... lyric impulse . The simplest and most spontaneous form of poetry , the pure lyric expresses the keenest possible realization of an emotion . The lyric speaker must surrender completely to his primary instinctual self ; naked , stripped ...
... lyric impulse . The simplest and most spontaneous form of poetry , the pure lyric expresses the keenest possible realization of an emotion . The lyric speaker must surrender completely to his primary instinctual self ; naked , stripped ...
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... lyric impulse is chastened ; Adam , Eve , and the reader have witnessed all too recently the pain of domestic squabbling in which the former paradisaical lovers in mutual accusation spent The fruitless hours , but neither self ...
... lyric impulse is chastened ; Adam , Eve , and the reader have witnessed all too recently the pain of domestic squabbling in which the former paradisaical lovers in mutual accusation spent The fruitless hours , but neither self ...
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