The Construction of Paradise LostSouthern Illinois University Press, 1971 - 248 էջ Intended to offer new insights into a major literary work by close examination of the work's structure--and concomitantly by defining the structure's function within the work--this perceptive new study makes a major contribution to the reading of Milton's epic poem. |
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... SOLILOQUY . In view of these facts as to the part played by soliloquy in Latin comedy , which the most casual reader must know differ greatly from the facts as to the use of soliloquy in Aristophanes and in tragedy , 52 we are naturally ...
... SOLILOQUY . In view of these facts as to the part played by soliloquy in Latin comedy , which the most casual reader must know differ greatly from the facts as to the use of soliloquy in Aristophanes and in tragedy , 52 we are naturally ...
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... soliloquy in their linguistics investigations : ( i ) Kuroda's ( 1979/1992 ) investiga- tion on the demonstrative so- and a- , to be discussed in Chapter 3 , ( ii ) Moriyama's ( 1989 ) work on the modality expression daroo , ( iii ) ...
... soliloquy in their linguistics investigations : ( i ) Kuroda's ( 1979/1992 ) investiga- tion on the demonstrative so- and a- , to be discussed in Chapter 3 , ( ii ) Moriyama's ( 1989 ) work on the modality expression daroo , ( iii ) ...
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... soliloquy , full of description , has the same kind of miniature motifs and grotesque images as Mercutio's " Queen Mab " speech in Romeo and Juliet . He eases his way into the nightworld of dreams and sounds . More a lover of heightened ...
... soliloquy , full of description , has the same kind of miniature motifs and grotesque images as Mercutio's " Queen Mab " speech in Romeo and Juliet . He eases his way into the nightworld of dreams and sounds . More a lover of heightened ...
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