Dialogues with Convention: Readings in Renaissance PoetryHarvester Wheatsheaf, 1989 - 204 páginas |
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... things ' can- not possibly be otherwise ' because they are what they are greatly differs from the sense in which things ' cannot possibly be other- wise ' because other things - Adam's uxoriousnes , Eve's wilful- ness , Satan's ...
... things ' can- not possibly be otherwise ' because they are what they are greatly differs from the sense in which things ' cannot possibly be other- wise ' because other things - Adam's uxoriousnes , Eve's wilful- ness , Satan's ...
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... things in his own mind and knew what they would be like and what their consequences would be when they occurred ' ( CD I , iii ) . But then comes the question , ' how can these consequences which , on account of man's free will , are ...
... things in his own mind and knew what they would be like and what their consequences would be when they occurred ' ( CD I , iii ) . But then comes the question , ' how can these consequences which , on account of man's free will , are ...
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... thing here is Adam's inability to escape from the terms of Raphael's metaphor which has rendered textually poss- ible ' Great things ... Farr differing from this World ' ( VII , 70-1 ) , ' Things above Earthly thought ' ( VII , 82 ) ...
... thing here is Adam's inability to escape from the terms of Raphael's metaphor which has rendered textually poss- ible ' Great things ... Farr differing from this World ' ( VII , 70-1 ) , ' Things above Earthly thought ' ( VII , 82 ) ...
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CONVENTIONS OF | 23 |
Vented wit and crossed brains | 81 |
The artifice of spontaneity | 94 |
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