The Voice of the Phoenix: Metaphors of Death and Rebirth in Classics of the Iberian RenaissanceArizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, 2004 - 371 עמודים |
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תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 45
עמוד 46
... assumed relation to the external world is part of what is usually meant by the word ' imaginative ' . ' " 19 The issue is not whether the persona's words are rhetorical or spoken in earnest : we assume they are rhetorical because poetic ...
... assumed relation to the external world is part of what is usually meant by the word ' imaginative ' . ' " 19 The issue is not whether the persona's words are rhetorical or spoken in earnest : we assume they are rhetorical because poetic ...
עמוד 106
... assume that Rivers's explanation is the one I cited previously : that the lady's " carnal beauty was itself a cruel ... assumed bashfulness . Now , " coyness " understood in this sense is the opposite of pruderie if by that term we are ...
... assume that Rivers's explanation is the one I cited previously : that the lady's " carnal beauty was itself a cruel ... assumed bashfulness . Now , " coyness " understood in this sense is the opposite of pruderie if by that term we are ...
עמוד 152
... assumes pathological proportions to only the extent that it endures into adulthood , in which case the illusory bond of ... assume in Mediterranean cultures , as opposed to the forms of those bonds experienced in Northwest Europe and the ...
... assumes pathological proportions to only the extent that it endures into adulthood , in which case the illusory bond of ... assume in Mediterranean cultures , as opposed to the forms of those bonds experienced in Northwest Europe and the ...
תוכן
Fateful Passion and Prison Imagery | 1 |
Subjection to Fate or Passionate Willing? Reassessing Love | 27 |
Obsequious Love as the Egos Release from Frustration | 53 |
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