Lyricality in English LiteratureUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1985 - 276 sivua |
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Sivu 115
... Milton's Death is an example of the appropriateness of obscurity in de- scribing sublime entities , to Coleridge Milton's Death leads to a general recommendation of imagelessness in art ; as though it would be a good thing if every epic ...
... Milton's Death is an example of the appropriateness of obscurity in de- scribing sublime entities , to Coleridge Milton's Death leads to a general recommendation of imagelessness in art ; as though it would be a good thing if every epic ...
Sivu 123
... Milton's Death ; and here at last Coleridge treats Milton's Death with something of Milton's confidence , his ferocity , his free yet taut lyric energy . Indeed , if there is any passage in English poetry in which the Unimaginable seems ...
... Milton's Death ; and here at last Coleridge treats Milton's Death with something of Milton's confidence , his ferocity , his free yet taut lyric energy . Indeed , if there is any passage in English poetry in which the Unimaginable seems ...
Sivu 192
... Milton near the end of the poem mentions Lycidas's appearance in heaven- " With Nectar pure his oozy Locks he laves ... Milton's imagi- nation and stifles it , for the imagination can do nothing to alter fate , to bring the dead poet ...
... Milton near the end of the poem mentions Lycidas's appearance in heaven- " With Nectar pure his oozy Locks he laves ... Milton's imagi- nation and stifles it , for the imagination can do nothing to alter fate , to bring the dead poet ...
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