Massinger's ImageryInst. f. Engl. Sprache u. Literatur, Univ. Salzburg, 1973 - 170 Seiten |
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... effects by exploiting both the primitive and the more literary hyperboles of earlier and more sturdy plays . Repetitive , con- ventional , and generally false , his violent images usually evoke sen- sational effects without deep feeling ...
... effects by exploiting both the primitive and the more literary hyperboles of earlier and more sturdy plays . Repetitive , con- ventional , and generally false , his violent images usually evoke sen- sational effects without deep feeling ...
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... effects , as an efficient though oftentimes complex enlightener of satiric , argumentative , deliberative , and religious poems . Undoubtedly a severance of some forms of poetry from music and the growth of prose for discussing grave ...
... effects , as an efficient though oftentimes complex enlightener of satiric , argumentative , deliberative , and religious poems . Undoubtedly a severance of some forms of poetry from music and the growth of prose for discussing grave ...
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... effects of poison has already been discussed under decorative and violent imagery . As noted , his decorative and his violent images are conventional and the " fire and light " images are decadent and faded . Consequently , although ...
... effects of poison has already been discussed under decorative and violent imagery . As noted , his decorative and his violent images are conventional and the " fire and light " images are decadent and faded . Consequently , although ...
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