Legacy, Volume 5,Masalah 2Department of English, University of Massachusetts, 1989 |
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... poets receive a different critical reception than the sentimental novelists ? The alleged aesthetic " inferiority " of sentimental poetry is not a complete explanation , nor is the major shift in poetic taste between the cen- turies ...
... poets receive a different critical reception than the sentimental novelists ? The alleged aesthetic " inferiority " of sentimental poetry is not a complete explanation , nor is the major shift in poetic taste between the cen- turies ...
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... poets maintain a subjective , self - centered poetic " authority " in their poems . Before the era of free verse , a reader could classify a poem as such on the basis of its form ; today , if a text lacks the central authority of an ...
... poets maintain a subjective , self - centered poetic " authority " in their poems . Before the era of free verse , a reader could classify a poem as such on the basis of its form ; today , if a text lacks the central authority of an ...
Halaman 7
the poetic authority of the poet as " divine ruler " ( Gilbert and Gubar , Madwoman 212 ) by an encounter with the poet in the root sense - as a " maker " ; it also replaces the inherent poetic " authority " of culturally sanctioned ...
the poetic authority of the poet as " divine ruler " ( Gilbert and Gubar , Madwoman 212 ) by an encounter with the poet in the root sense - as a " maker " ; it also replaces the inherent poetic " authority " of culturally sanctioned ...
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