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Page 32
... poem , with his acquisition of the poem as a new side of his own nature ' ( p . 208 ) one agrees perforce that the speaker has in some way changed between the beginning and the end of his poem . He has , simply by speaking the poem ...
... poem , with his acquisition of the poem as a new side of his own nature ' ( p . 208 ) one agrees perforce that the speaker has in some way changed between the beginning and the end of his poem . He has , simply by speaking the poem ...
Page 87
... poem finishes with two rhetorical questions . The first demands the answer ' Not Hobbs , Nobbs , Stokes or Nokes , who are merely imitators . The real pioneering work is done by the true poets , of whom Keats is one , and so is the poet ...
... poem finishes with two rhetorical questions . The first demands the answer ' Not Hobbs , Nobbs , Stokes or Nokes , who are merely imitators . The real pioneering work is done by the true poets , of whom Keats is one , and so is the poet ...
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... poem is ironically intended , the only evidence of weight is evidence derived from the poem itself , not from analogous situations in other poems . Since Browning is almost always writing dramatically and thus presenting the situation ...
... poem is ironically intended , the only evidence of weight is evidence derived from the poem itself , not from analogous situations in other poems . Since Browning is almost always writing dramatically and thus presenting the situation ...
Contents
Brownings Essay on Shelley and its relevance to his | 3 |
How to read a Dramatic Monologue | 12 |
Browning and the rejection of the Romantic Tradition | 39 |
Copyright | |
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