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... tradition in that it amplified the romantic concern with uniqueness , identity , and creation . In its fear and rejection of mass culture , modernism lifted the work of art , its closed world , above all other concerns . This concern ...
... tradition in that it amplified the romantic concern with uniqueness , identity , and creation . In its fear and rejection of mass culture , modernism lifted the work of art , its closed world , above all other concerns . This concern ...
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... tradition , radically , and that Snyder , although employing some poetic techniques of modernism , fol- lows in Jeffers's direction . The epistemological change is Copernican , and the poetic result is a new tradition of environmental ...
... tradition , radically , and that Snyder , although employing some poetic techniques of modernism , fol- lows in Jeffers's direction . The epistemological change is Copernican , and the poetic result is a new tradition of environmental ...
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... tradition , a tradition traceable at least three millennia , beginning in the ninth century B.C. with Hesiod's Works and Days and carried on through Virgil's Eclogues and then on through such eighteenth - century achieve- ments as James ...
... tradition , a tradition traceable at least three millennia , beginning in the ninth century B.C. with Hesiod's Works and Days and carried on through Virgil's Eclogues and then on through such eighteenth - century achieve- ments as James ...
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