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... criticism on English Renaissance lit- erature . According to Montrose , recent critics have sought to resituate canonical literary texts among the multiple forms of writing , and in relation to the nondiscursive practices and ...
... criticism on English Renaissance lit- erature . According to Montrose , recent critics have sought to resituate canonical literary texts among the multiple forms of writing , and in relation to the nondiscursive practices and ...
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... critics and scholars , but surprisingly few have given it more than a few desultory remarks . " The classic and most ... critic can afford to pass over . From a current critical perspective , however , his analysis is marred by the ...
... critics and scholars , but surprisingly few have given it more than a few desultory remarks . " The classic and most ... critic can afford to pass over . From a current critical perspective , however , his analysis is marred by the ...
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... critics , represents some form of affirmation either of her social rank , Stoic dignity , inviolable self , or moral integrity . It will be useful to examine its reception in some detail because it is generally held incorrectly to be ...
... critics , represents some form of affirmation either of her social rank , Stoic dignity , inviolable self , or moral integrity . It will be useful to examine its reception in some detail because it is generally held incorrectly to be ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | iii |
THE DARK LANTERN | 45 |
THE REFORMED EYE | 107 |
Copyright | |
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