Illuminator, Makar, Vates: Visions of Poetry in the Fifteenth Century, Volume 10 |
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... develops to describe the characteristics of good poetry . In his digressions , Lydgate creates a new critical language , coining words where none existed and , to a greater extent than we have recognized , assigning new meanings to ...
... develops to describe the characteristics of good poetry . In his digressions , Lydgate creates a new critical language , coining words where none existed and , to a greater extent than we have recognized , assigning new meanings to ...
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... develops three more significant meanings by means of the striking metaphoric associations with which he repeatedly surrounds this word— “ eloquent , ” “ fragrant ” ( that is , poetical not only in a visual sense ) , and " inspired ...
... develops three more significant meanings by means of the striking metaphoric associations with which he repeatedly surrounds this word— “ eloquent , ” “ fragrant ” ( that is , poetical not only in a visual sense ) , and " inspired ...
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Visions of Poetry in the Fifteenth Century Lois Ebin. Lydgate's effort to develop a new medium in English worthy of ... develops Lydgate's conception of the poet as an " enluminer , " casting into a new light a whole poetic tradition ...
Visions of Poetry in the Fifteenth Century Lois Ebin. Lydgate's effort to develop a new medium in English worthy of ... develops Lydgate's conception of the poet as an " enluminer , " casting into a new light a whole poetic tradition ...
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