The Spenser EncyclopediaA.C. Hamilton Routledge, 1 lip 2020 - 880 'This masterly work ought to be The Elizabethan Encyclopedia, and no less.' - Cahiers Elizabethains |
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A.C. Hamilton. finds the enigma hard to decode (FQ II proem 4). But the division of the audience into those who understand and those who do not is really a division inside the experience of each reader, who feels at some moments as if ...
A.C. Hamilton. finds the enigma hard to decode (FQ II proem 4). But the division of the audience into those who understand and those who do not is really a division inside the experience of each reader, who feels at some moments as if ...
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... proem; Dante Paradiso 1.1– 12, 33.121–45). When we think of the singularity as if it were behind the surface of the text, and direct all lines of interpretation toward it, its effect is not unlike that of the 'vanishing point' in linear ...
... proem; Dante Paradiso 1.1– 12, 33.121–45). When we think of the singularity as if it were behind the surface of the text, and direct all lines of interpretation toward it, its effect is not unlike that of the 'vanishing point' in linear ...
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... proem 4 asserts that by following 'certaine signes' in the poem Elizabeth will find not only herself but a mirror of her 'owne realmes in lond of Faery.' But the poet also sits in judgment of his world; the poem is saved from becoming ...
... proem 4 asserts that by following 'certaine signes' in the poem Elizabeth will find not only herself but a mirror of her 'owne realmes in lond of Faery.' But the poet also sits in judgment of his world; the poem is saved from becoming ...
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... proem 3), the adjective means 'antic' in the sixteenth-century sense: 'fanciful,' 'formulated in an imaginative fiction.' In I proem 2 and II proem 1 and 4, antique means primarily 'of that past recounted in this poem.' In Book v proem ...
... proem 3), the adjective means 'antic' in the sixteenth-century sense: 'fanciful,' 'formulated in an imaginative fiction.' In I proem 2 and II proem 1 and 4, antique means primarily 'of that past recounted in this poem.' In Book v proem ...
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... proem 2). In these stories of ancient painters and sculptors which had come down to the Renaissance through classical authors, he found readymade symbols of his own artistic ideals. JUDITH DUNDAS Cast 1981; Ernst H.Gombrich 1976 The ...
... proem 2). In these stories of ancient painters and sculptors which had come down to the Renaissance through classical authors, he found readymade symbols of his own artistic ideals. JUDITH DUNDAS Cast 1981; Ernst H.Gombrich 1976 The ...
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