The Centennial Review: CR., Band 11College of Arts and Letters, Michigan State University, 1967 |
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... transcendence . This conception of tragedy as an ultimately integrative action on a cosmic plane is con- ducive to the effect of Longinean sublimity induced by transcendent action . In defense of this inclusion of action of cosmic ...
... transcendence . This conception of tragedy as an ultimately integrative action on a cosmic plane is con- ducive to the effect of Longinean sublimity induced by transcendent action . In defense of this inclusion of action of cosmic ...
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... transcendent nature of tragedy : Goethe , Strindberg , Jung , and Artaud also had faith , variously framed but essentially one in affirm- ative tone , in modern man's capacity to attain supranat- ural heights and depths . The cosmic ...
... transcendent nature of tragedy : Goethe , Strindberg , Jung , and Artaud also had faith , variously framed but essentially one in affirm- ative tone , in modern man's capacity to attain supranat- ural heights and depths . The cosmic ...
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... transcendence but a tragedy of psychic stress . • V. Visionaries of Cosmic Tragedy After Shakespeare , through the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , the imprint of transcendent motive upon drama is faint . With the coming of the ...
... transcendence but a tragedy of psychic stress . • V. Visionaries of Cosmic Tragedy After Shakespeare , through the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , the imprint of transcendent motive upon drama is faint . With the coming of the ...
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HAROLD DICKER | 53 |
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