Nature's Sternest Painter: Five Essays on the Poetry of George Crabbe |
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... nature - a nature which seems actively to influence them , or from which they some- how derive spiritual strength . Crabbe's use of nature is almost neutral in this respect ; or else , as in " The Lover's Journey , " it is precisely the ...
... nature - a nature which seems actively to influence them , or from which they some- how derive spiritual strength . Crabbe's use of nature is almost neutral in this respect ; or else , as in " The Lover's Journey , " it is precisely the ...
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... natural scene than had earlier been his wont ; but on the whole he not only continues to use nature with about the same infrequency , but his manner of writing about it remains almost constant once he has found the tradition with- in ...
... natural scene than had earlier been his wont ; but on the whole he not only continues to use nature with about the same infrequency , but his manner of writing about it remains almost constant once he has found the tradition with- in ...
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... nature as a medium for the expression of philosophical ideas . Although his delight in certain aspects of nature is occasionally reflected in his poetry , we can point to no single passage in his verse with the assurance that in those ...
... nature as a medium for the expression of philosophical ideas . Although his delight in certain aspects of nature is occasionally reflected in his poetry , we can point to no single passage in his verse with the assurance that in those ...
Contents
CRABBE AND THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 1 |
CRABBE IN THE ROMANTIC MOVEMENT | 57 |
CRABBE AS NATURE POET | 88 |
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