Massinger's ImageryInst. f. Engl. Sprache u. Literatur, Univ. Salzburg, 1973 - 170 Seiten |
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... frequently lacks individuality because of repetitions of Petrarchan conceits and other peculiarities of the ... frequent repetitions , many decorative images deteriorate into clichés such as Shakespeare mocks : These lily lips , This ...
... frequently lacks individuality because of repetitions of Petrarchan conceits and other peculiarities of the ... frequent repetitions , many decorative images deteriorate into clichés such as Shakespeare mocks : These lily lips , This ...
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... frequent use of mechanical terms such as gears , cranes , pulverizing , and the testing of gold and steel provide a metallic texture that renders meaning with precision . His frequent associations of sex with the rather technical ...
... frequent use of mechanical terms such as gears , cranes , pulverizing , and the testing of gold and steel provide a metallic texture that renders meaning with precision . His frequent associations of sex with the rather technical ...
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... Frequently , if one word as a symbol evokes the emotion , Massinger adds no figurative elaboration . And typical in his style is the frequent practise of forming the image so economically into the lines of the action that he approaches ...
... Frequently , if one word as a symbol evokes the emotion , Massinger adds no figurative elaboration . And typical in his style is the frequent practise of forming the image so economically into the lines of the action that he approaches ...
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