Samson Agonistes and the Search for Christian TragedyStanford University, 1974 - 508 էջ |
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... critics . Neither Milton nor the Italian critics attempted to formulate a theory of Christian tragedy . When the Italians appealed to ethical values , their context was usually political rather than religious . Both Milton and the ...
... critics . Neither Milton nor the Italian critics attempted to formulate a theory of Christian tragedy . When the Italians appealed to ethical values , their context was usually political rather than religious . Both Milton and the ...
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... critics would be to show students what religious use could be made of poetry and drama . While this is Milton's only explicit reference to Italian criticism , it is certain that the varied intercourse with scholars and academics pro- 27 ...
... critics would be to show students what religious use could be made of poetry and drama . While this is Milton's only explicit reference to Italian criticism , it is certain that the varied intercourse with scholars and academics pro- 27 ...
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... critics , like Maggi and Mazzoni , con- nect this idea with Aristotle's to philanthropon , which Aristotle does seem to regard as a tragic effect , though it is only a hint in the Poetics ; but most critics do not make this connection ...
... critics , like Maggi and Mazzoni , con- nect this idea with Aristotle's to philanthropon , which Aristotle does seem to regard as a tragic effect , though it is only a hint in the Poetics ; but most critics do not make this connection ...
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II | 25 |
TRAGIC EFFECT AND TRAGIC HERO IN CHRISTIAN TRAGEDIES | 29 |
TRAGIC EFFECT AND TRAGIC HERO IN RENAISSANCE CRITICISM | 106 |
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