The Critical Reader: Poems, Stories, EssaysW. W. Norton, 1949 - 785 oldal |
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6. oldal
... reader can be wholly unaware . For however much he may wish to exclude it from his " reac- tions , " a reader must be aware of the meaning which arises when words are arranged in sentences , and when sentences are arranged in an order ...
... reader can be wholly unaware . For however much he may wish to exclude it from his " reac- tions , " a reader must be aware of the meaning which arises when words are arranged in sentences , and when sentences are arranged in an order ...
58. oldal
... reader . But cruelty is already apparent as a characteristic of time , in fighting against glory and in confounding the gift given . In the third quatrain the victims are , respectively , youth , beauty , and nature's truth , so the ...
... reader . But cruelty is already apparent as a characteristic of time , in fighting against glory and in confounding the gift given . In the third quatrain the victims are , respectively , youth , beauty , and nature's truth , so the ...
763. oldal
... reader's mind before his sensibility is fully prepared to receive the full impact of the poem . The reader makes a proto - response which preconditions him to the total response toward which his fully equilibrized organs of apperception ...
... reader's mind before his sensibility is fully prepared to receive the full impact of the poem . The reader makes a proto - response which preconditions him to the total response toward which his fully equilibrized organs of apperception ...
Tartalomjegyzék
Introduction | 1 |
A E HOUSMAN | 9 |
KARL SHAPIRO | 15 |
Copyright | |
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