Massinger's ImageryInst. f. Engl. Sprache u. Literatur, Univ. Salzburg, 1973 - 170 Seiten |
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Francis Dwight Evenhuis. Chapter VII THE RADICAL IMAGE The radical image , largely favored by the metaphysical poets , contains a minor term of little imaginative value because of its being too familiar or homely , or too scientific or ...
Francis Dwight Evenhuis. Chapter VII THE RADICAL IMAGE The radical image , largely favored by the metaphysical poets , contains a minor term of little imaginative value because of its being too familiar or homely , or too scientific or ...
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... image . The radical image is in the medieval and Elizabethan tradition , particularly in realistic , satiric , and mystical works . Owing to changes in their intellectual climate , the metaphysical poets left the golden style of the ...
... image . The radical image is in the medieval and Elizabethan tradition , particularly in realistic , satiric , and mystical works . Owing to changes in their intellectual climate , the metaphysical poets left the golden style of the ...
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... radical images reveal him imbedded within his Baroque period . Massinger , however , does not possess the mental ... image of Elizabethan satire which involves such ugly terms as a spittle , dropsy , toad , rat , dunghill . Massinger uses a ...
... radical images reveal him imbedded within his Baroque period . Massinger , however , does not possess the mental ... image of Elizabethan satire which involves such ugly terms as a spittle , dropsy , toad , rat , dunghill . Massinger uses a ...
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