Animal Conventions in English Renaissance Non-religious Prose, 1550-1600 |
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... literature many ideas that became con- ventional and persisted as conventions in the later literature of west- ern Europe and to show how and why the chief writers of English prose in the latter half of the sixteenth century continued ...
... literature many ideas that became con- ventional and persisted as conventions in the later literature of west- ern Europe and to show how and why the chief writers of English prose in the latter half of the sixteenth century continued ...
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... Literature of Western Europe LITERARY EMPLOYMENT OF IDEAS ABOUT LIVING CREATURES OTHER THAN man presupposes the existence from time immemorial of a large stock of ideas that were accumulated and perpetuated in primitive oral tradition ...
... Literature of Western Europe LITERARY EMPLOYMENT OF IDEAS ABOUT LIVING CREATURES OTHER THAN man presupposes the existence from time immemorial of a large stock of ideas that were accumulated and perpetuated in primitive oral tradition ...
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... literature of the English Renaissance , then , shows in its animal conventions the continuity of the study of natural history in relation to language and literature from ancient to modern times and the preservation of conventional ideas ...
... literature of the English Renaissance , then , shows in its animal conventions the continuity of the study of natural history in relation to language and literature from ancient to modern times and the preservation of conventional ideas ...
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