Massinger's ImageryInst. f. Engl. Sprache u. Literatur, Univ. Salzburg, 1973 - 170 Seiten |
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... elements of his time . Radical imagery is not only the most accurately expressive element in Massinger's style , but it also brings into focus his participation in the catholicity of Elizabethan drama . Unlike the convention of elevated ...
... elements of his time . Radical imagery is not only the most accurately expressive element in Massinger's style , but it also brings into focus his participation in the catholicity of Elizabethan drama . Unlike the convention of elevated ...
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... elements which at times leaven the serious lines of Massinger's plays . Among the chief elements of humor in his plays is the subject of eating . Food , of course , is so humanly basic that writers often exploit it in forms such as ...
... elements which at times leaven the serious lines of Massinger's plays . Among the chief elements of humor in his plays is the subject of eating . Food , of course , is so humanly basic that writers often exploit it in forms such as ...
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... elements . His largest group of images pertaining to the home are the faded symbols of " flames " and " fire " used in a sensational manner with hardly any domestic association . Massinger's use of clothing and textiles reveals the ...
... elements . His largest group of images pertaining to the home are the faded symbols of " flames " and " fire " used in a sensational manner with hardly any domestic association . Massinger's use of clothing and textiles reveals the ...
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