The Uses of Nostalgia: Studies in Pastoral PoetrySchocken Books, 1972 - 248 pagini |
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... nature is mourning with him : the flocks are unfed , the flowers are weeping , The nightingales and the swallows to whom he taught their music They who had loved him well , wailed at the foot of the tree ( Moschus ) The Lament for Bion ...
... nature is mourning with him : the flocks are unfed , the flowers are weeping , The nightingales and the swallows to whom he taught their music They who had loved him well , wailed at the foot of the tree ( Moschus ) The Lament for Bion ...
Pagina 184
... nature of a kind that has become familiar since Wordsworth . The strangeness of the sense - experiences as he enters ... nature : And little now to make me , wants Or of the fowls , or of the plants . He has learned the language of the ...
... nature of a kind that has become familiar since Wordsworth . The strangeness of the sense - experiences as he enters ... nature : And little now to make me , wants Or of the fowls , or of the plants . He has learned the language of the ...
Pagina 188
... nature was fallen , and the garden ( being Eden ) was unfallen ; in ' The Mower against Gardens ' , Nature is innocent , and the garden ( being man - made ) is corrupt . The contrast is a neat one , but it is not the reversal of the ...
... nature was fallen , and the garden ( being Eden ) was unfallen ; in ' The Mower against Gardens ' , Nature is innocent , and the garden ( being man - made ) is corrupt . The contrast is a neat one , but it is not the reversal of the ...
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What Pastoral Is | 11 |
On Nostalgia | 41 |
Arcadia and Utopia | 63 |
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