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... poem again , the reader adds further to his aesthetic understanding and again experiences pleasure . Indeed , many ... poem , we have seen that its theme is a recurrent one that in itself can- not be responsible for the striking beauty ...
... poem again , the reader adds further to his aesthetic understanding and again experiences pleasure . Indeed , many ... poem , we have seen that its theme is a recurrent one that in itself can- not be responsible for the striking beauty ...
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... poem . At times a poem , conveying a relatively simple or nonpoetic thought , attains poetic effect or potentiality because of a progressive concretization . Consider Blake's poem “ A Poison Tree , " another Song of Experience ; not as ...
... poem . At times a poem , conveying a relatively simple or nonpoetic thought , attains poetic effect or potentiality because of a progressive concretization . Consider Blake's poem “ A Poison Tree , " another Song of Experience ; not as ...
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Silvano Arieti. tricate phonetic mechanisms used in this poem . At first reading these mechanisms are immediately appreciated as part of the poem's aes- thetic beauty , although at least some of them are not consciously dif- ferentiated ...
Silvano Arieti. tricate phonetic mechanisms used in this poem . At first reading these mechanisms are immediately appreciated as part of the poem's aes- thetic beauty , although at least some of them are not consciously dif- ferentiated ...
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