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Page 94
... psychological . What really threatens Aeneas is his encounter with Dido at the exact moment when he has once more begun to hope and has seemingly recovered from the objective or physical storm . It is not until then that Venus sends ...
... psychological . What really threatens Aeneas is his encounter with Dido at the exact moment when he has once more begun to hope and has seemingly recovered from the objective or physical storm . It is not until then that Venus sends ...
Page 95
... psychological and empathetic : this is why the symbols and motifs can ' correspond ' to or be attached to affective or emotive elements of his narrative . Neither the narrative nor the symbol - structure are external or simply additive ...
... psychological and empathetic : this is why the symbols and motifs can ' correspond ' to or be attached to affective or emotive elements of his narrative . Neither the narrative nor the symbol - structure are external or simply additive ...
Page 311
... psychological impact upon him . But what we may call the atmospheric blending of the supernatural with the psychological in these episodes is , of course , possible only because they themselves belong to a pervading motif - structure ...
... psychological impact upon him . But what we may call the atmospheric blending of the supernatural with the psychological in these episodes is , of course , possible only because they themselves belong to a pervading motif - structure ...
Contents
The Mystery of the Aeneid I | 1 |
From Homer to Virgil The Obsolescence of Epic | 5 |
The Subjective Style | 41 |
Copyright | |
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