Enlightenment Essays, 第 1-4 卷Enlightenment essays, 1970 |
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... dulness " to the court , is so vocal , who has time , capacity , or the inclination to hear , or yet listen ? The visual confusion is connected with the aural oppression in the poem . When one reads the Dunciad aloud , the cacaphonic ...
... dulness " to the court , is so vocal , who has time , capacity , or the inclination to hear , or yet listen ? The visual confusion is connected with the aural oppression in the poem . When one reads the Dunciad aloud , the cacaphonic ...
第 110 頁
... Dulness and all of her dunces . But the narrator or persona in the Dunciad asks of Swift's persona to “ mourn not . " In other words , listen agreeably to the persona who dramatizes the new world of dulness . By establishing Swift's ...
... Dulness and all of her dunces . But the narrator or persona in the Dunciad asks of Swift's persona to “ mourn not . " In other words , listen agreeably to the persona who dramatizes the new world of dulness . By establishing Swift's ...
第 112 頁
... dulness . Yet because she creates the World of Dulness she symbolizes , by inversion , to the perceptive audience the creative power that mindlessness has for the contemporary mob . For instance , as the great mother of all dunces , she ...
... dulness . Yet because she creates the World of Dulness she symbolizes , by inversion , to the perceptive audience the creative power that mindlessness has for the contemporary mob . For instance , as the great mother of all dunces , she ...
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