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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... structure, tone, and function of the stanza form itself, described so elegantly by Empson (1947:33). The alexandrine can be divided syntactically into 6+6 syllables to frame opposition, contrast, or parallels, or 4+4+4 to envelop some ...
... structure, tone, and function of the stanza form itself, described so elegantly by Empson (1947:33). The alexandrine can be divided syntactically into 6+6 syllables to frame opposition, contrast, or parallels, or 4+4+4 to envelop some ...
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... structure of meaning, and this structure is in turn modified and enriched by further reading. Thus it seems as if the reader, by reorganizing the experience of the narrative into a more coherent pattern of ideas, draws closer to truth ...
... structure of meaning, and this structure is in turn modified and enriched by further reading. Thus it seems as if the reader, by reorganizing the experience of the narrative into a more coherent pattern of ideas, draws closer to truth ...
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... structure of meaning wherein no gap or inconsistency between narrative and truth will be felt. Yet while the goal of interpretation is to eradicate all signifying difference in a motionless ideal, the very work of moving toward that ...
... structure of meaning wherein no gap or inconsistency between narrative and truth will be felt. Yet while the goal of interpretation is to eradicate all signifying difference in a motionless ideal, the very work of moving toward that ...
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... structure of an allegorical conclusion, he reverses its affect so that the transcendental signified is no longer ineffably sublime but unspeakably carnal. In a purely structural sense, there is little difference between this and the ...
... structure of an allegorical conclusion, he reverses its affect so that the transcendental signified is no longer ineffably sublime but unspeakably carnal. In a purely structural sense, there is little difference between this and the ...
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... structure of meaning will seem to emerge from behind the narrative surface. But there is no authoritative structure, worked out in advance by the poet, against which any interpretation might be tested to see how close it comes to the ...
... structure of meaning will seem to emerge from behind the narrative surface. But there is no authoritative structure, worked out in advance by the poet, against which any interpretation might be tested to see how close it comes to the ...
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