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General Characteristics of His Works Donne is usually referred to as an Elizabethan Browning . His metrical roughness and allusiveness , his metaphysical bias , all seem to justify this title . But Donne is different in every other ...
General Characteristics of His Works Donne is usually referred to as an Elizabethan Browning . His metrical roughness and allusiveness , his metaphysical bias , all seem to justify this title . But Donne is different in every other ...
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The problem of Donne's poetic sincerity is important in the context of the Elizabethan tradition of love poetry which is essen- tially Petrarchan in form and content . Sidney and Spenser have Petrarchan love in their sonnets .
The problem of Donne's poetic sincerity is important in the context of the Elizabethan tradition of love poetry which is essen- tially Petrarchan in form and content . Sidney and Spenser have Petrarchan love in their sonnets .
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Donne's poems a texture so different at a first glance from the florid and diffuse Elizabethan poetry , whether romantic , epic , mythological , Idyll , sonnet or song . Third , the content of Donne's love poetry is penetrated with ...
Donne's poems a texture so different at a first glance from the florid and diffuse Elizabethan poetry , whether romantic , epic , mythological , Idyll , sonnet or song . Third , the content of Donne's love poetry is penetrated with ...
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