Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen11Concordia College, 1968 |
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... Hawthorne , Whitman , and Melville ) can be interpreted . The most usable definition is one which helps us to explore rather than merely to categorize these writers . Moreover , Rene Wellek , in the most recent and comprehensive survey ...
... Hawthorne , Whitman , and Melville ) can be interpreted . The most usable definition is one which helps us to explore rather than merely to categorize these writers . Moreover , Rene Wellek , in the most recent and comprehensive survey ...
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... Hawthorne as well ) are infused with organic metaphors is indisputable . However , Melville's organicism is a repudiation of the cosmic idealism which gave rise to the organicism of the other Renaissance writers . This denial of cosmic ...
... Hawthorne as well ) are infused with organic metaphors is indisputable . However , Melville's organicism is a repudiation of the cosmic idealism which gave rise to the organicism of the other Renaissance writers . This denial of cosmic ...
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... Hawthorne and Poe . But the basic principle which unites these writers is their commitment to idealism as the obverse of their organic view of nature . The separation between the Romantic age and our own can be appreciated by ...
... Hawthorne and Poe . But the basic principle which unites these writers is their commitment to idealism as the obverse of their organic view of nature . The separation between the Romantic age and our own can be appreciated by ...
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