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... object considered . Two of the most striking examples of metaphor ( here found in the very infrequent form of simile ) in Beowulf both in- volve natural objects : Gewāt på ofer wäegholm winde gefysed flota fāmīheals fugle gelicost ( 217 ...
... object considered . Two of the most striking examples of metaphor ( here found in the very infrequent form of simile ) in Beowulf both in- volve natural objects : Gewāt på ofer wäegholm winde gefysed flota fāmīheals fugle gelicost ( 217 ...
Page 12
... object , but by creating it , the satire is merely the means which leads to the aesthetic result , the impulse which pro- jects a new world into orbit . " 15 Whether or not this observation holds true for many of Jonson's other plays ...
... object , but by creating it , the satire is merely the means which leads to the aesthetic result , the impulse which pro- jects a new world into orbit . " 15 Whether or not this observation holds true for many of Jonson's other plays ...
Page 31
... object and re- casts it . The perception is through the intellect . Though Stephen believes this , he is still a young man , and his argument is school- boy reasoning based on what he has read . There is a stilted quality in Stephen's ...
... object and re- casts it . The perception is through the intellect . Though Stephen believes this , he is still a young man , and his argument is school- boy reasoning based on what he has read . There is a stilted quality in Stephen's ...
Contents
The Concept of Nature in Beowulf Ervene F Gulley | 16 |
Psychological | 31 |
The Criticism of Williams | 40 |
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