Milton and the Line of VisionJoseph Anthony Wittreich |
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Page xvii
... poetic influence that relates it to phases of " consciousness " and that views it as mental process . Chaucer's idea of poetic influence as a " grab bag " may be accepted only conditionally by his successors , but his understand- ing of ...
... poetic influence that relates it to phases of " consciousness " and that views it as mental process . Chaucer's idea of poetic influence as a " grab bag " may be accepted only conditionally by his successors , but his understand- ing of ...
Page xviii
... poetic son enables us to behold " visibly " what is there " invisibly " in the poetic father ; and like the eternal son of Paradise Regained , he provides " glimpses of his Father's glory . " Such a poetics of in- fluence is not , of ...
... poetic son enables us to behold " visibly " what is there " invisibly " in the poetic father ; and like the eternal son of Paradise Regained , he provides " glimpses of his Father's glory . " Such a poetics of in- fluence is not , of ...
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... poetic and personal being in the Virgilian " Lo ! I the man " ends with with- drawal into the mind from which it ... poetic tradition , for he early holds that the only legitimate route toward true poetic vision will be a return to ...
... poetic and personal being in the Virgilian " Lo ! I the man " ends with with- drawal into the mind from which it ... poetic tradition , for he early holds that the only legitimate route toward true poetic vision will be a return to ...
Contents
Chaucer and Milton | 3 |
Milton Greatest Spenserian 25 | 25 |
The Poet as Maker | 57 |
Copyright | |
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