The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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Page 171
... whole chain of association . In the second stanza , after a restatement of the theme " In my beginning is my end , " the poet brings us to the here and now . The body of the stanza tells us that it is summer ; the protagonist is in the ...
... whole chain of association . In the second stanza , after a restatement of the theme " In my beginning is my end , " the poet brings us to the here and now . The body of the stanza tells us that it is summer ; the protagonist is in the ...
Page 197
... whole . It is , however , unique rather than typical that in his view of the total cultural situation the religious and theological issue should be raised . Our democratic culture is on the whole a naturalistic and secular one ; and the ...
... whole . It is , however , unique rather than typical that in his view of the total cultural situation the religious and theological issue should be raised . Our democratic culture is on the whole a naturalistic and secular one ; and the ...
Page 549
... whole ; it is the fable which controls the whole and makes it what it is . Aris- totle therefore speaks of plot as the " soul " of a tragedy : it is the essence or definition of a play , without which it would cease to exist as an ...
... whole ; it is the fable which controls the whole and makes it what it is . Aris- totle therefore speaks of plot as the " soul " of a tragedy : it is the essence or definition of a play , without which it would cease to exist as an ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
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