Explorations in Renaissance Culture, المجلد 30South Central Renaissance Conference., 2004 |
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... rhetorical strategy that made reconciliation possible . When we reconsider the epigram as a whole , the apparent di- chotomy between physical and mental traits becomes a continuum that interrogates the very distinctions upon which the ...
... rhetorical strategy that made reconciliation possible . When we reconsider the epigram as a whole , the apparent di- chotomy between physical and mental traits becomes a continuum that interrogates the very distinctions upon which the ...
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... rhetorical strategies of poetry , whenever the situation demanded not only blunt as- sertion but also inference , discrimination , deft persuasion , and discreet intervention . Elizabeth's poems expose and conceal , threaten and cajole ...
... rhetorical strategies of poetry , whenever the situation demanded not only blunt as- sertion but also inference , discrimination , deft persuasion , and discreet intervention . Elizabeth's poems expose and conceal , threaten and cajole ...
الصفحة 18
... rhetorical figures described in Puttenham's Art of English Poesie . " Enigma , or the Riddle , " when " [ w ] e dissemble againe vnder couert and darke speaches ” ; Amphibologia , “ the ambiguous , or figure of sence incer- taine ...
... rhetorical figures described in Puttenham's Art of English Poesie . " Enigma , or the Riddle , " when " [ w ] e dissemble againe vnder couert and darke speaches ” ; Amphibologia , “ the ambiguous , or figure of sence incer- taine ...
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