Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issues 9-10Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 2002 |
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... poetic effect comes from what the poet says or the way he says it . The repetition of this feature gives a prismatic form to the poetic expression . Poems containing this characteristic feature affect the reader not only as a whole ...
... poetic effect comes from what the poet says or the way he says it . The repetition of this feature gives a prismatic form to the poetic expression . Poems containing this characteristic feature affect the reader not only as a whole ...
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... poet's " Notebook " are taken from poets with whom Elytis feels some lyrical affinity , even though he does not go so far as to characterise them as " prismatic " poets . We are not surprised , for example , to find verses by Romanos ...
... poet's " Notebook " are taken from poets with whom Elytis feels some lyrical affinity , even though he does not go so far as to characterise them as " prismatic " poets . We are not surprised , for example , to find verses by Romanos ...
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... poet feels the pressure of the past as represented by the statues , because for the poet as for the craftsman - an association that Seferis favoured - the hands are the means through which he realizes his art.23 In this context the poem ...
... poet feels the pressure of the past as represented by the statues , because for the poet as for the craftsman - an association that Seferis favoured - the hands are the means through which he realizes his art.23 In this context the poem ...
Contents
Carte blanche | 21 |
Sculpture and stones in the poetry of Seferis and Ritsos | 37 |
constructing | 65 |
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