A Cry Over the Abyss: The Discourse of Power in the Poetry of Robert Browning and Algernon Charles SwinburneWydaw. UO, 2004 - 258 pages |
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Page 70
... The Works of Robert Browning ( Wordsworth Editions Ltd , 1994 , p . v ) , probably suggested to Browning the poetic form for which he is most famous , the ' dra- matic monologue ' . In his poems of this kind , he imagines himself into a ...
... The Works of Robert Browning ( Wordsworth Editions Ltd , 1994 , p . v ) , probably suggested to Browning the poetic form for which he is most famous , the ' dra- matic monologue ' . In his poems of this kind , he imagines himself into a ...
Page 249
... The works of Robert Browning ( T. Cook , Introd . ) . London : Wordsworth Editions Ltd. Browning's trumpeter : The correspondence of Robert Browning and Frederick J. Furnivall , 1872-1889 . ( 1979 ) . ( William Peterson . Ed ...
... The works of Robert Browning ( T. Cook , Introd . ) . London : Wordsworth Editions Ltd. Browning's trumpeter : The correspondence of Robert Browning and Frederick J. Furnivall , 1872-1889 . ( 1979 ) . ( William Peterson . Ed ...
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... The works of Robert Browning . X Vols . London : Oxford University Press . Krell , David F. & Wood , David ( Eds . ) . ( 1988 ) . Exceedingly Nietzsche . Aspects of contemporary Nietzsche - interpretation . London and New York ...
... The works of Robert Browning . X Vols . London : Oxford University Press . Krell , David F. & Wood , David ( Eds . ) . ( 1988 ) . Exceedingly Nietzsche . Aspects of contemporary Nietzsche - interpretation . London and New York ...
Contents
Acknowledgements | 9 |
In search of a theory | 25 |
The discourse of power | 45 |
Copyright | |
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