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The English Renaissance, the age of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Philip Sidney, Ben Jonson, John Donne, and John Milton, was one of the most brilliant periods in Western literary history for the production of great poetry. Yet the scope of its achievement is so varied that any effort to account for its multiplicity is inordinately ...
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The English Renaissance, the age of William Shakespeare, Christopher Marlowe, Sir Philip Sidney, Ben Jonson, John Donne, and John Milton, was one of the most brilliant periods in Western literary history for the production of great poetry. Yet the scope of its achievement is so varied that any effort to account for its multiplicity is inordinately ...
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The evolution of English poetry
Poetics, 1978Abstract An evolutionary theory of artistic and literary change is described. It is argued that the basic trends in the history of an art form are a product of the continual necessity to produce works that are novel. In order to produce a novel response it is hypothetically necessary to regress from normal abstract waking consciousness to an ...
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English Poetry. Japanese Poetry.
The Far Eastern Quarterly, 1955Hide Shohara +2 more
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LANGUAGE IN INDIAN POETRY IN ENGLISH
2014In an article published in 2006, Jahan Ramazani makes a valid point - and a point made less often in mainstream critical circles in USA and UK than in those of postcolonial criticism - about the dominance of "single-nation genealogies" in studies of Modem and contemporary poetry in English.* 1 Strangely, the case of Indian English poetry can be seen ...
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The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, 1964
Daniel Hughes, Leone Vivante
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Daniel Hughes, Leone Vivante
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