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... symbolist theorists , and to a post - symbolist like Mrs. Langer , for making us aware of this resource available to the poet . For it illuminates some effects achieved , not only by symbolist and post - symbolist poets , but by many ...
... symbolist theorists , and to a post - symbolist like Mrs. Langer , for making us aware of this resource available to the poet . For it illuminates some effects achieved , not only by symbolist and post - symbolist poets , but by many ...
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... symbolist poetry . Post hoc , certainly , but propter hoc ? And there we begin to wrangle . It is just there , when ... symbolist innovation that is at the root of all the other technical novelties that the symbolist poets introduced ...
... symbolist poetry . Post hoc , certainly , but propter hoc ? And there we begin to wrangle . It is just there , when ... symbolist innovation that is at the root of all the other technical novelties that the symbolist poets introduced ...
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... symbolist and post - symbolist tradition , it is because that is still the pre- vailing tradition in criticism and poetic theory ( though not any longer , I think , in English poetic practice ) . By comparison , Fenollosa , though he ...
... symbolist and post - symbolist tradition , it is because that is still the pre- vailing tradition in criticism and poetic theory ( though not any longer , I think , in English poetic practice ) . By comparison , Fenollosa , though he ...
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