Time, Landscape and the Ideal Life: Studies in the Pastoral Poetry of Spenser and Milton |
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... danger of disintegration.1 The Eclogues are , in a sense , a warning that otium , the essential requisite for happiness and imaginative creation , is easily destroyed by the brutalities of human life . 12 The dominant Virgilian image ...
... danger of disintegration.1 The Eclogues are , in a sense , a warning that otium , the essential requisite for happiness and imaginative creation , is easily destroyed by the brutalities of human life . 12 The dominant Virgilian image ...
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... danger comes with Calidore's decision to take off his armor . When a knight takes off his armor , it is an ominous sign that danger is approaching him . When the Red Cross Knight takes off his armor , which symbolizes the biblical armor ...
... danger comes with Calidore's decision to take off his armor . When a knight takes off his armor , it is an ominous sign that danger is approaching him . When the Red Cross Knight takes off his armor , which symbolizes the biblical armor ...
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... danger of formalism — a loss of substance for the sake of perfection in style , an economy of studies to ensure ... danger , " danger of exhaustion and barrenness , ' 15 in this limited humanism . The danger became apparent at the end of ...
... danger of formalism — a loss of substance for the sake of perfection in style , an economy of studies to ensure ... danger , " danger of exhaustion and barrenness , ' 15 in this limited humanism . The danger became apparent at the end of ...
Contents
CALENDER | 1 |
HIERARCHY AND CYCLIC TIME IN THE MORAL | 32 |
COLIN CLOUTS MEDITATION UPON INNER | 66 |
Copyright | |
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