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At the same time the purely secular character of humanism has been replaced by a metaphysical definition of human experience . Attempts have been made ( for example , Douglas Bush on Milton ) by recent critics to interpret the main ...
At the same time the purely secular character of humanism has been replaced by a metaphysical definition of human experience . Attempts have been made ( for example , Douglas Bush on Milton ) by recent critics to interpret the main ...
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The elements of this typical Byronic character which fascinate us are the force and intensity of characterization . ... springs from the poetic creation of a series of romantic characters and the analysis of their psychology .
The elements of this typical Byronic character which fascinate us are the force and intensity of characterization . ... springs from the poetic creation of a series of romantic characters and the analysis of their psychology .
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Somehow in the Nineteenth century his character and personality had come to be much misunderstood . But the publication of his letters has removed many misconceptions . These letters throw valuable light on his character and personality ...
Somehow in the Nineteenth century his character and personality had come to be much misunderstood . But the publication of his letters has removed many misconceptions . These letters throw valuable light on his character and personality ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
The Historical Concept of the Renaissance | 2 |
Forces in Renaissance Thought | 4 |
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