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Thus a poet like Donne is not concerned with the expression of feeling , but with its analysis . His lyrics do not express love , but analyse it . Thus metaphysical poets are in a sense psychological poets , exploring the remote parts ...
Thus a poet like Donne is not concerned with the expression of feeling , but with its analysis . His lyrics do not express love , but analyse it . Thus metaphysical poets are in a sense psychological poets , exploring the remote parts ...
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WH to extravagance in conception and expression and a certain emo- tional turgidity . The new spirit of the Restoration was inclined to reject the Romantic elements in literature and thought . It substituted the critical for the ...
WH to extravagance in conception and expression and a certain emo- tional turgidity . The new spirit of the Restoration was inclined to reject the Romantic elements in literature and thought . It substituted the critical for the ...
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Augustan literature shows a similar coldness and want of feeling and a similar tendency towards shallowness in thought and formality in expression . Opinions like those given above are too numerous to be quoted .
Augustan literature shows a similar coldness and want of feeling and a similar tendency towards shallowness in thought and formality in expression . Opinions like those given above are too numerous to be quoted .
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General Introduction to the PreRaphaelite Brotherhood | 3 |
CHAPTER XV | 10 |
Poetical Achievements in The Faerie Queene | 29 |
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