Samuel BeckettHarold Bloom Sixteen critical essays on the Elizabethan poet and his works. |
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... imagination must be uninhibited . Why Spenser's liberty to imagine existed at all we cannot know , but we can see ... imaginative fire who labors to humanize man , or in Wordsworth's attempt through poetry to fashion a man in the ...
... imagination must be uninhibited . Why Spenser's liberty to imagine existed at all we cannot know , but we can see ... imaginative fire who labors to humanize man , or in Wordsworth's attempt through poetry to fashion a man in the ...
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... imagination , the earliest movement of feeling is preceded by a still earlier act of imagination . For many reasons , Spenser remains fearfully ambivalent about this fact . Modern readers have been lectured in the complex self ...
... imagination , the earliest movement of feeling is preceded by a still earlier act of imagination . For many reasons , Spenser remains fearfully ambivalent about this fact . Modern readers have been lectured in the complex self ...
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... imagination , as Phantastes himself is a typical example of the Renaissance neurotic , the melancholy man . At this ... imagination to intensify desire , or even its subversive effect upon allegory , but he must resist desire as a source ...
... imagination , as Phantastes himself is a typical example of the Renaissance neurotic , the melancholy man . At this ... imagination to intensify desire , or even its subversive effect upon allegory , but he must resist desire as a source ...
Contents
The Structure of Allegory in Books I and II | 41 |
Mutability and the Theme | 57 |
The Marriage of the Thames | 73 |
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