Lost Angels of a Ruined Paradise: Themes of Cosmic Strife in Romantic Tragedy |
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... revolutionary reversal of the cosmic structure of the Christian cosmos , which was based on the clearly defined cosmic spaces of Heaven , Nature and Hell . The heights , formerly asso- ciated with Heaven and the Father become in this ...
... revolutionary reversal of the cosmic structure of the Christian cosmos , which was based on the clearly defined cosmic spaces of Heaven , Nature and Hell . The heights , formerly asso- ciated with Heaven and the Father become in this ...
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... revolutionary reversal . Rather , it culminates in a sense of loss which signifies that the recently established revolutionary order either failed in making manifest a cosmic centre , or this new centre failed to establish the direction ...
... revolutionary reversal . Rather , it culminates in a sense of loss which signifies that the recently established revolutionary order either failed in making manifest a cosmic centre , or this new centre failed to establish the direction ...
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... revolutionary action : Turning away from Heaven which beheld her violation , she takes the cause of justice into her own hands , and announces herself the earthly angel of avenging heaven . In doing so , she claims that the direction of ...
... revolutionary action : Turning away from Heaven which beheld her violation , she takes the cause of justice into her own hands , and announces herself the earthly angel of avenging heaven . In doing so , she claims that the direction of ...
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II | 12 |
IV | 72 |
Images of Nature and the Cosmic Structure | 106 |
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