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... landscape is always to be understood emblematically , in the light of a tradition of art - even by the public for whom the forest of Arden , with its palms and olives and lions , was invented . There are bears in Shakespeare's Bohemia ...
... landscape is always to be understood emblematically , in the light of a tradition of art - even by the public for whom the forest of Arden , with its palms and olives and lions , was invented . There are bears in Shakespeare's Bohemia ...
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... landscape - the so - called ' verlandschaftlichte Pythagoräische Ypsilon ' - appears in allegories of both Hercules and Orpheus , as in certain woodcuts by the Narrenschiff illustrator and Dürer which anticipate Raphael's companion ...
... landscape - the so - called ' verlandschaftlichte Pythagoräische Ypsilon ' - appears in allegories of both Hercules and Orpheus , as in certain woodcuts by the Narrenschiff illustrator and Dürer which anticipate Raphael's companion ...
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... landscape of the mind . Yet it could be shown to accommodate also that crucial development in the setting and tone of the comedies which culminates in Much Ado About Nothing and the tragi - comic cry of ' Kill Claudio ! ' ( IV . i . 288 ) ...
... landscape of the mind . Yet it could be shown to accommodate also that crucial development in the setting and tone of the comedies which culminates in Much Ado About Nothing and the tragi - comic cry of ' Kill Claudio ! ' ( IV . i . 288 ) ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION Pastoralism and Aesthetic Platonic Tradition I | 1 |
THE PASTORALISM OF TASSOS AMINTA | 21 |
The Shepherds Life | 44 |
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