Poems for Study: A Critical and Historical Introduction, 第 1 巻Rinehart, 1953 - 743 ページ |
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... poet , is not , in the usual sense , outside the subject . He feels his own involvement in the general fate . What are the lines in which he brings himself into the poem ? 2. In what way does the poet suggest the terrible poignancy one ...
... poet , is not , in the usual sense , outside the subject . He feels his own involvement in the general fate . What are the lines in which he brings himself into the poem ? 2. In what way does the poet suggest the terrible poignancy one ...
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... poet . Furthermore , there are divine powers , " bright uncounted pow'rs , " on which the poet draws . The role of poet , he is saying , is tremendous , but where now , he asks ( lines 51-53 ) , is the poet capable of undertaking it ...
... poet . Furthermore , there are divine powers , " bright uncounted pow'rs , " on which the poet draws . The role of poet , he is saying , is tremendous , but where now , he asks ( lines 51-53 ) , is the poet capable of undertaking it ...
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... poet , as typified by Wordsworth , thought of himself as communicating his own reactions and his own emotions . The poet was held to have some pene- trative power greater than that given to other men , and his interpreta- tions ...
... poet , as typified by Wordsworth , thought of himself as communicating his own reactions and his own emotions . The poet was held to have some pene- trative power greater than that given to other men , and his interpreta- tions ...
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