Romantic Reassessment, Volumes 96-98Institut für Englische Sprache und Literatur, Universität Salzburg., 1983 - English literature |
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... contemplative mind . The words " indolence " and " melancholy " in Keats often carry connotations of states of philosophical quiet or contemplation . The birds move in an " indolent fit " ; the wind has a " wayward melancholy " ; and ...
... contemplative mind . The words " indolence " and " melancholy " in Keats often carry connotations of states of philosophical quiet or contemplation . The birds move in an " indolent fit " ; the wind has a " wayward melancholy " ; and ...
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... contemplative awareness , orthodox religion with its memento mori or imaginative delight in things of beauty ? 33 It is this very question that Keats's Ode answers . It begins by an emphatic rejection of all conventional religious ...
... contemplative awareness , orthodox religion with its memento mori or imaginative delight in things of beauty ? 33 It is this very question that Keats's Ode answers . It begins by an emphatic rejection of all conventional religious ...
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fact complementary . The artist and the poet must accept this paradox . The contemplation of earthly beauty , its death ... contemplative repose becomes thus the inspiration of the poet . She is also typical of the Keatsian myth of an ...
fact complementary . The artist and the poet must accept this paradox . The contemplation of earthly beauty , its death ... contemplative repose becomes thus the inspiration of the poet . She is also typical of the Keatsian myth of an ...
Contents
RECONCILIATIONS IN COLERIDGES POLITICS | 95 |
THE STRUCTURE OF KEATSS I STOOD TIPTOE UPON | 111 |
THE LAST PARAGRAPH OF BARTLEBY Gerald Hoag | 161 |
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