Hugh MacDiarmid's Epic PoetryEdinburgh University Press, 1991 - 235 Seiten A collection of Hugh McDiarmid's poetry |
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... produced or that are compatible with them.6 By this stage MacDiarmid had made the most radical changes in the formal nature of his artistic production . The general critical response to this has been to regret it . Iain Hugh ...
... produced or that are compatible with them.6 By this stage MacDiarmid had made the most radical changes in the formal nature of his artistic production . The general critical response to this has been to regret it . Iain Hugh ...
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... produced in The Prelude was rather a descrip- tion of the growth of a poet's mind . Such a description was latent in ... produces its own interlocutions . Its readership itself is so small as to be socially insignificant and no more ...
... produced in The Prelude was rather a descrip- tion of the growth of a poet's mind . Such a description was latent in ... produces its own interlocutions . Its readership itself is so small as to be socially insignificant and no more ...
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... produced under the guidance of thought for an end ' , as a final clause at work . 104 Here , MacDiarmid is quoting Sherrington , who is quoting Fernel , who is quoting Aristotle . But MacDiarmid chooses to telescope the whole thing ...
... produced under the guidance of thought for an end ' , as a final clause at work . 104 Here , MacDiarmid is quoting Sherrington , who is quoting Fernel , who is quoting Aristotle . But MacDiarmid chooses to telescope the whole thing ...
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Hugh MacDiarmids Epic Poetry | 1 |
In Memoriam James Joyce | 59 |
The First Person | 158 |
Urheberrecht | |
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