Imagination and the Presence of Shakespeare in Paradise LostUniversity of Wisconsin Press, 1985 - 270 ページ |
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... refers to his own language as the offspring of fancy : " See here be all the pleasures / That fancy can beget on youthfull thoughts " ( 667-68 ) . Predictably enough , the ambiguity is concentrated in the imperative " See . " When the ...
... refers to his own language as the offspring of fancy : " See here be all the pleasures / That fancy can beget on youthfull thoughts " ( 667-68 ) . Predictably enough , the ambiguity is concentrated in the imperative " See . " When the ...
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... refers to the dogs as " Fury , Fury ! there tyrant , there ! hark , hark ” ( IV.i.256–57 ) , and the harpy of Shakespeare's Virgilian source refers to herself as " Furiarum ego maxima " ( Aeneid III.252 ; " I , chief among all the ...
... refers to the dogs as " Fury , Fury ! there tyrant , there ! hark , hark ” ( IV.i.256–57 ) , and the harpy of Shakespeare's Virgilian source refers to herself as " Furiarum ego maxima " ( Aeneid III.252 ; " I , chief among all the ...
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... refers back to the building of Pan- demonium which " Rose like an Exhalation " ( 1.711 ) and the disloca- tion and distortion of fancy refers back to the monstrous birth of Death by Sin . As Burton explains , monstrous births— “ moles ...
... refers back to the building of Pan- demonium which " Rose like an Exhalation " ( 1.711 ) and the disloca- tion and distortion of fancy refers back to the monstrous birth of Death by Sin . As Burton explains , monstrous births— “ moles ...
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The Meaning of Magic in the Mask | 11 |
The Icastic Imagination | 46 |
Phantastike Poetry and Our Deception | 83 |
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