John Donne Journal: Studies in the Age of Donne, 第 18 巻English Department, N.C. State University, 1999 |
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... speaker fashions a general theory of knowledge along skeptical lines . Rising and falling desire - the penile comparison is obvious - creates phantasms of the mind , not realities . This illusion the now - wised - up speaker rejects ...
... speaker fashions a general theory of knowledge along skeptical lines . Rising and falling desire - the penile comparison is obvious - creates phantasms of the mind , not realities . This illusion the now - wised - up speaker rejects ...
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... speaker of " Farewell , " who deludes himself that he has ventured - he gave worship and he ignorantly craved - will , unheroically turn aside into the shadows , even as he talks of his brave resolution , " I'll no more dote and runne ...
... speaker of " Farewell , " who deludes himself that he has ventured - he gave worship and he ignorantly craved - will , unheroically turn aside into the shadows , even as he talks of his brave resolution , " I'll no more dote and runne ...
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... speaker traces his history as a lover , looks back on the time when he had yet to experience love and was a naive believer in its divinity , and professes his current rejection of such faith . His perspective is that of a disillusioned ...
... speaker traces his history as a lover , looks back on the time when he had yet to experience love and was a naive believer in its divinity , and professes his current rejection of such faith . His perspective is that of a disillusioned ...
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