Lost Angels of a Ruined Paradise: Themes of Cosmic Strife in Romantic Tragedy |
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... Ordonio had tricked his older brother Alvar into leaving his native Spain . Then Ordonio hired assassins to have him murdered with the purpose of winning the hand of ... Ordonio . Ordonio , 45 III "POISON IN THE WINE”: Coleridge's REMORSE.
... Ordonio had tricked his older brother Alvar into leaving his native Spain . Then Ordonio hired assassins to have him murdered with the purpose of winning the hand of ... Ordonio . Ordonio , 45 III "POISON IN THE WINE”: Coleridge's REMORSE.
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... Ordonio describes his order- ing of his brother's murder as a " phantom thought " that was given reality by an " over - ready agent . " As if living a nightmare , he finds his actions unaccountable even to himself , and out of ...
... Ordonio describes his order- ing of his brother's murder as a " phantom thought " that was given reality by an " over - ready agent . " As if living a nightmare , he finds his actions unaccountable even to himself , and out of ...
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... Ordonio assumes the guilt of the romantic son's spiritual rebellion against the Father or the Maker . Coleridge also makes Ordonio justify this rebellion with his philo- sophical creed , Atheism , which , in turn , seems to follow from ...
... Ordonio assumes the guilt of the romantic son's spiritual rebellion against the Father or the Maker . Coleridge also makes Ordonio justify this rebellion with his philo- sophical creed , Atheism , which , in turn , seems to follow from ...
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IV | 72 |
Images of Nature and the Cosmic Structure | 106 |
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