A Short History of English PoetryOpen Books, 1981 - 386 oldal |
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... passion ; for passion runs not after remote allusions and obscure opinions . . . In this poem there is no nature , for there is nothing new . Its form is that of a pastoral , easy , vulgar , and therefore disgusting . ( By disgusting ...
... passion ; for passion runs not after remote allusions and obscure opinions . . . In this poem there is no nature , for there is nothing new . Its form is that of a pastoral , easy , vulgar , and therefore disgusting . ( By disgusting ...
165. oldal
... passions because we seek ' Happiness , our Being's end and aim ' . We shall satisfy our ruling passion through benevolence and virtue , for happiness cannot be found in solitude , and in that happiness among our fellows we shall find a ...
... passions because we seek ' Happiness , our Being's end and aim ' . We shall satisfy our ruling passion through benevolence and virtue , for happiness cannot be found in solitude , and in that happiness among our fellows we shall find a ...
177. oldal
... passion ; Johnson uses Charles to illustrate , as in Rasselas , the uncertainty of happiness and the vicissitudes of human fortune . Johnson's skill in the condensed presentation of character , his gift for the precise choice of an ...
... passion ; Johnson uses Charles to illustrate , as in Rasselas , the uncertainty of happiness and the vicissitudes of human fortune . Johnson's skill in the condensed presentation of character , his gift for the precise choice of an ...
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Early Middle English Poetry | 17 |
I | 30 |
The Fifteenth Century | 63 |
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A. E. Housman admired Auden Augustan Basil Bunting beauty Beowulf bitter Byron C. H. Sisson C. S. Lewis called Canterbury Tales century Chaucer Christ Christian Coleridge critic dark dead death delight Donne Donne's Dryden early edited Eliot England English poetry eternal express eyes famous father feeling Gawain gift heart heaven I. A. Richards Irish James Johnson Keats kind King Langland language lines living long poem Lord lost love poems lyrical Matthew Arnold medieval medieval poetry Milton mind modern mood nature never night Old English passage passion perhaps poet poetic Pope prose R. S. Thomas reader rhyme romantic satire Scotland Scots Scottish seems sense Shelley song sonnet soul stanza strange stress style sweet syllable T. S. Eliot Tennyson thee Thom Gunn Thomas thou thought tion tradition verse Victorian words Wordsworth writing wrote Yeats young