Thomas Gray's Elegy Written in a Country ChurchyardHarold Bloom Chelsea House Publishers, 1987 - 151 sider |
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Side 29
... earlier poetry on the subject into his own condensed , suggestive , lyrical creation is already aston- ishingly clear , but the basic situation of the poem , and its develop- ment to the end of the penultimate stanza , are all too ...
... earlier poetry on the subject into his own condensed , suggestive , lyrical creation is already aston- ishingly clear , but the basic situation of the poem , and its develop- ment to the end of the penultimate stanza , are all too ...
Side 78
... earlier alienation from his town has disappeared , and that he has , in Crane's terms , made a moral choice . The Swain regards him as an integral part of his perceived view of nature : at sunrise his feet brush away the dew as he goes ...
... earlier alienation from his town has disappeared , and that he has , in Crane's terms , made a moral choice . The Swain regards him as an integral part of his perceived view of nature : at sunrise his feet brush away the dew as he goes ...
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... earlier poem . It traces the westward progress of the focus of poetic great- ness from Greece , to Rome , to England and , after extolling the virtues of Shakespeare , Milton , and Dryden , concludes : Oh ! lyre divine , what daring ...
... earlier poem . It traces the westward progress of the focus of poetic great- ness from Greece , to Rome , to England and , after extolling the virtues of Shakespeare , Milton , and Dryden , concludes : Oh ! lyre divine , what daring ...
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Grays Personal Elegy | 39 |
A Poem of Moral Choice | 69 |
Instability in Grays | 83 |
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