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In his poetry he , like his Elizabethan predecessors , relied heavily upon the link of rhetorical ornament . A discussion of Donne's rhetorical ornament , however , is at once hampered by the difference between Renaissance and ...
In his poetry he , like his Elizabethan predecessors , relied heavily upon the link of rhetorical ornament . A discussion of Donne's rhetorical ornament , however , is at once hampered by the difference between Renaissance and ...
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An understanding of the rhetorical nature of his poetry often eliminates such “ obscurity . ” The modern reader may also find difficulty in the “ auricular ” figures of a grammatical nature , such as asyndeton , composed of clauses in a ...
An understanding of the rhetorical nature of his poetry often eliminates such “ obscurity . ” The modern reader may also find difficulty in the “ auricular ” figures of a grammatical nature , such as asyndeton , composed of clauses in a ...
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1123 " to the rhetorical tradition . Thus just as the metaphysical comparison owes much to the extravagance of the Elizabethan simile , so is Donne's handling of Elizabethan rhetoric responsible for much of his metaphysical wit .
1123 " to the rhetorical tradition . Thus just as the metaphysical comparison owes much to the extravagance of the Elizabethan simile , so is Donne's handling of Elizabethan rhetoric responsible for much of his metaphysical wit .
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