Lost Angels of a Ruined Paradise: Themes of Cosmic Strife in Romantic Tragedy |
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... despair that illuminate a scene of evil and suffering . The poet seems to be in despair about the mind's ability to find the light of Truth . Although the natural landscape is handled as a means of revelation , the revelation assumes ...
... despair that illuminate a scene of evil and suffering . The poet seems to be in despair about the mind's ability to find the light of Truth . Although the natural landscape is handled as a means of revelation , the revelation assumes ...
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... despair , height and depth , the desire for consummating a sexual union in paradisiac bowers and the awareness that this very moment entails separation , madness and death . In Manfred double exposure between Heaven and Hell has a ...
... despair , height and depth , the desire for consummating a sexual union in paradisiac bowers and the awareness that this very moment entails separation , madness and death . In Manfred double exposure between Heaven and Hell has a ...
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... despair is also significant to the understanding of the romantic poet's aesthetic theory on tragedy . On the basis of Wordsworth's , Coleridge's , Keats's and Shelley's aesthetics , the romantic Ars Poetica seems to be based on an ...
... despair is also significant to the understanding of the romantic poet's aesthetic theory on tragedy . On the basis of Wordsworth's , Coleridge's , Keats's and Shelley's aesthetics , the romantic Ars Poetica seems to be based on an ...
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Images of Nature and the Cosmic Structure | 106 |
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