Gray and Poetic Diction.
An essay is presented on the morphology of poetic diction of poet Thomas Gray. It examines the attitudes of Gray towards the concept and looks at the motif of his early poems. It underscores the situation of Gray's poetry after his death and examines how the concept has survived and used by any othe...
| Publicado en: | Thomas Gray: Contemporary Essays pp. 73 - 111 |
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| Formato: | Essay |
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Liverpool University Press 2004 Limited
1993
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| Sumario: | An essay is presented on the morphology of poetic diction of poet Thomas Gray. It examines the attitudes of Gray towards the concept and looks at the motif of his early poems. It underscores the situation of Gray's poetry after his death and examines how the concept has survived and used by any other poets. It also sheds light on the elements that embodied poetic diction such as archaism. The author contends that the concept helps the mind to mark and know better and heal itself. |
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