Celestial Pantomime: Poetic Structures of TranscendenceNew revision of the work originally published in 1979 by Yale University Press. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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... Hopkins , and of going beyond the limitations of his theories of meter and music . Hopkins's very prosodic vocabulary treated the rhythmic consequences of the English language's unique relation between word - accent and syntax , which ...
... Hopkins , and of going beyond the limitations of his theories of meter and music . Hopkins's very prosodic vocabulary treated the rhythmic consequences of the English language's unique relation between word - accent and syntax , which ...
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... Hopkins's “ Ribbles- dale ” : “ And what is Earth's eye , tongue , or heart else , where / Else , but in dear [ Tier ] ... Hopkins's father condemned In Memoriam , Hopkins was an admirer - however tempted on religious grounds to occasional ...
... Hopkins's “ Ribbles- dale ” : “ And what is Earth's eye , tongue , or heart else , where / Else , but in dear [ Tier ] ... Hopkins's father condemned In Memoriam , Hopkins was an admirer - however tempted on religious grounds to occasional ...
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... Hopkins's love for Oxford , where Scotus had taught — a rather fragile foundation , since Hopkins who abhorred all things Irish would have known the tradition that Scotus was Irish , and had moreover taught at Paris and briefly at ...
... Hopkins's love for Oxford , where Scotus had taught — a rather fragile foundation , since Hopkins who abhorred all things Irish would have known the tradition that Scotus was Irish , and had moreover taught at Paris and briefly at ...
Contents
ONTOLOGY I Caduceus | 3 |
Catechesis 26 | 26 |
PHENOMENOLOGY III Canon | 51 |
Copyright | |
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