George Herbert: Sacred and ProfaneHelen Wilcox, Richard Todd VU University Press, 1995 - 211 pages |
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Page 36
... common , noble and sometimes royal , of commingled classes and sexes , as appears from the Jacobean edict , ' We do forbid that women of the town be permitted to repair to the chappell of any college ... unless it be in the case of an ...
... common , noble and sometimes royal , of commingled classes and sexes , as appears from the Jacobean edict , ' We do forbid that women of the town be permitted to repair to the chappell of any college ... unless it be in the case of an ...
Page 57
... common logic and a common language ' when in fact they do not . ' The point is that the sheer presence of " God " , implicitly or explicitly felt within a linguistic context , radically changes the semantic terrain ; it literally ...
... common logic and a common language ' when in fact they do not . ' The point is that the sheer presence of " God " , implicitly or explicitly felt within a linguistic context , radically changes the semantic terrain ; it literally ...
Page 107
... common- place books , do not just indicate the subject in question , but are stumbling blocks intended to set off a process of signification . The ' new ' quality of Herbert's titles is perhaps most easily perceived in cases which refer ...
... common- place books , do not just indicate the subject in question , but are stumbling blocks intended to set off a process of signification . The ' new ' quality of Herbert's titles is perhaps most easily perceived in cases which refer ...
Contents
Prolegomena | 3 |
Herbert and Kings | 33 |
Sacred Parody and George Herbert | 49 |
Copyright | |
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