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frequently associated by critics and schol ars, because both derive from Theocritus, Idyll I, a lament for ... Poetry, tr. George. Radn6ti's last two eclogues are numbered 7 and 8, though no Sixth Eclogue ...
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Berthold Biermann (New York: New Directions, 1949) 413. 9. Horace, Ars Poetica 295-98 and 408-18; Pindar, ... on Poetry (Cam bridge: Cambridge University Press, 1971) 329 and 394-95 for references to techne and ... Waiting Room" (TriQuarterly 81, Spring/Summer 1991) 177-78. 20. Ben Jonson, Complete Poetry, ed. ...
Danielle Burhop Tuesday, July 27, 2010 Review Three reviews of new books of poetry by Catie ... / as we peel away the layers and layers of girls.” The resultant mix is a poetry that is both ... tension for the reader in poems like “A Poem about Poetry by Miss Peach, Hobo/Provocateur,” where Miss ...
beauty. Emerson held that the ar chitect derives his forms from nature- that is, from natural structures ... the primary source of form in ar chitecture and that just as the form of an organ ism reveals its ...
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larger pastoral contrast between the ar tificial ("the terrible dust of museums" [24]) ... distinction between the natural and the ar tificial by transforming the natural objects of the ...
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American Stag Party; Colonialism Kevin Stein 100 Old Recipes Sandra M. Gilbert 103 The Welcoming: An Ars ...
Page 222 from Issue 86 21. Ars Poetica 23 (see n. 4 above). Simplex is literally ... Pausanias 9.29.4; and others otherwise; see Rosemary Harriott, Poetry and Criticism Before Plato (London: ... Methuen, 1969) 10-77 for a survey of the Muses' appearances in Greek poetry from Hesiod to Pindar, ...
there was no sound but falling water. MIGUEL AR TECHE Issue 13-14 page ...
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