Evidences of Romanticism in the Poetry of Medieval EnglandSlater, 1929 - 202 pages |
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... Christ ; it does not - it cannot change his nature , which remains essentially finite . Again , Mrs. Campbell errs when she says , " Christ invested his religious meaning in a form as near as possible to poetry because imaginative ...
... Christ ; it does not - it cannot change his nature , which remains essentially finite . Again , Mrs. Campbell errs when she says , " Christ invested his religious meaning in a form as near as possible to poetry because imaginative ...
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... Christ and his Mother , though they are viewed from many angles . The love of Christ for man , evidenced chiefly by his Passion , and the soul's answering love and contrition is the constant development of the first theme ; while the ...
... Christ and his Mother , though they are viewed from many angles . The love of Christ for man , evidenced chiefly by his Passion , and the soul's answering love and contrition is the constant development of the first theme ; while the ...
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... Christ's Gift to Man represents Love despoiling Christ and giving his " blody body a fair present to men " , whereupon the poet remonstrates : " Loue , loue , where schalt þou wone ? Þi wonyng - stede is þee bi - nome , For cristis ...
... Christ's Gift to Man represents Love despoiling Christ and giving his " blody body a fair present to men " , whereupon the poet remonstrates : " Loue , loue , where schalt þou wone ? Þi wonyng - stede is þee bi - nome , For cristis ...
Table des matières
CHAPTER | 3 |
which this study is based | 47 |
Nature of romanticism in Middle English poetry Roman | 109 |
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Evidences of Romanticism in the Poetry of Medieval England Sister Mary Eunice Rasin Affichage d'extraits - 1929 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
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