The imagery of Keats and ShelleyArchon Books, 1962 - 296 páginas |
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... meaning more closely than is possible in isolation . The approach through " imagery " is an expedient which somewhat simplifies a complex and elusive prob- lem . For the moment it may perhaps be enough to say that I have tried to seize ...
... meaning more closely than is possible in isolation . The approach through " imagery " is an expedient which somewhat simplifies a complex and elusive prob- lem . For the moment it may perhaps be enough to say that I have tried to seize ...
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... meaning of appearances , but this beauty and meaning reside in the appearances them- selves and not in the reasoning intellect . He must be negatively capable , capable of being in uncertainties , mysteries , doubts , without any ...
... meaning of appearances , but this beauty and meaning reside in the appearances them- selves and not in the reasoning intellect . He must be negatively capable , capable of being in uncertainties , mysteries , doubts , without any ...
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... meaning not wholly dependent upon the sensuous and natural context in which it is framed . Like his other symbols , it is symptomatic of a fundamental dualism in Shelley's conception of the relationship between mind and nature - a ...
... meaning not wholly dependent upon the sensuous and natural context in which it is framed . Like his other symbols , it is symptomatic of a fundamental dualism in Shelley's conception of the relationship between mind and nature - a ...
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Poetic Imagery | 3 |
Imagery of Sensation | 26 |
Synaesthetic Imagery ΙΟΙ | 101 |
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