Dryden: The Poetics of TranslationUniversity of Toronto Press, 1985 - 265 sivua |
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Sivu 84
... passage could be the basis for a theory of tragedy . ' However , in this context detachment seems inauthentic , for Dryden's speaker has not over- come ' These bugbears of the mind , this inward Hell ' ( 64 ) , as we see by the end of ...
... passage could be the basis for a theory of tragedy . ' However , in this context detachment seems inauthentic , for Dryden's speaker has not over- come ' These bugbears of the mind , this inward Hell ' ( 64 ) , as we see by the end of ...
Sivu 85
... passage , on Nisus and Euryalus's role in the funeral games in Book v , contains a rising and falling pattern which has a dance - like symmetry : His heels flew up , and on the grassy floor , He fell besmear'd with filth and holy gore ...
... passage , on Nisus and Euryalus's role in the funeral games in Book v , contains a rising and falling pattern which has a dance - like symmetry : His heels flew up , and on the grassy floor , He fell besmear'd with filth and holy gore ...
Sivu 209
... passage from " The Character of a Good Parson ' : The Tempter saw him too , with envious Eye ; And , as on Job ... passage seems to be narrative because it seems to deal with a sequence of events in time , and it is in part about time ...
... passage from " The Character of a Good Parson ' : The Tempter saw him too , with envious Eye ; And , as on Job ... passage seems to be narrative because it seems to deal with a sequence of events in time , and it is in part about time ...
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Translation and Personal Identity | 26 |
Collective Translations | 51 |
Sylvae and Epicurean Art | 77 |
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