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On the other hand , he is a humanist , fully nourished on the classical lore and in the sensuous beauty of Southern Renaissance . His first great poem The Shepheardes Calendar shows the influence of both Reformation and Renaissance .
On the other hand , he is a humanist , fully nourished on the classical lore and in the sensuous beauty of Southern Renaissance . His first great poem The Shepheardes Calendar shows the influence of both Reformation and Renaissance .
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He affirms with Plato the divinity of beauty and that love of beauty is both a dedication and discipline . Under the influence of his disciplined passion , he ascends from Hell and Purgatory to his Paradise . In this Hymne Platonism had ...
He affirms with Plato the divinity of beauty and that love of beauty is both a dedication and discipline . Under the influence of his disciplined passion , he ascends from Hell and Purgatory to his Paradise . In this Hymne Platonism had ...
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To Rossetti , the material aim of beauty was the only key to its mystery . The soul then in pursuit of this secret must be alive to any hint that comes to it from the beauty of the outward form . That was his poetic test .
To Rossetti , the material aim of beauty was the only key to its mystery . The soul then in pursuit of this secret must be alive to any hint that comes to it from the beauty of the outward form . That was his poetic test .
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The Historical Concept of the Renaissance | 2 |
Forces in Renaissance Thought | 4 |
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