Shelley, the Man and the PoetSince Shelley's poetry often springs directly from the events of his life, the poems are discussed in chronological order and a thread of biography is woven into the main text. |
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Shelley begins with some detailed astronomical notes . He marshals his facts nonchalantly , and manages to present them without serious error , apart from two arithmetical lapses 38 SHELLEY : THE MAN AND THE POET.
Shelley begins with some detailed astronomical notes . He marshals his facts nonchalantly , and manages to present them without serious error , apart from two arithmetical lapses 38 SHELLEY : THE MAN AND THE POET.
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He begins by reviewing notable systems of government , from the Roman Empire onwards . ... a tyrannic government is in league with a strong acquiescent Church , and that the arts begin to flourish whenever political freedom revives .
He begins by reviewing notable systems of government , from the Roman Empire onwards . ... a tyrannic government is in league with a strong acquiescent Church , and that the arts begin to flourish whenever political freedom revives .
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Shelley celebrates the rising in the highly abstract Ode to Naples . He begins by sketching , delicately , his own impressions of the city and its surroundings . Then he declares bluntly , ' prophesyings ... seize me ' .
Shelley celebrates the rising in the highly abstract Ode to Naples . He begins by sketching , delicately , his own impressions of the city and its surroundings . Then he declares bluntly , ' prophesyings ... seize me ' .
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| Название | Shelley, the Man and the Poet |
| Автор | Desmond King-Hele |
| Издатель | T. Yoseloff, 1960 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Мичиганский университет |
| Оцифровано | 12 мар 2008 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 390 |
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