Titlebook: Shelley; R. B. Woodings Textbook 1968Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 Britain.history of literature.literature.nineteenth

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,The Importance of Shelley’s Scepticism (1954),ts in sceptical thought — developments interpreted by Hume’s chief British adversaries, the Common Sense school of thinkers, as the logical and inevitable result of a doctrine pervading nearly all modem speculation. Cicero and Diogenes Laertius introduced Shelley to the scepticism of antiquity; Sir

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The Political Symbolism of , (1943),retation of it in terms of this content.. It is the object of this paper to attempt to remedy this defect. In so doing I shall present only interpretations which can be supported by reference to Shelley’s other works, in many of which the same basic ideas are present though, fortunately, minus their

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,Myth in Shelley’s Poetry (1965),d the poet’s use of it, and demands of the reader an equally ambiguous frame of mind. When, in his ., Pope calls Thalestris to Belinda’s aid, the mere appearance of this queen of the Amazons tacitly attaches to Belinda the unnatural displacement in the sexual hierarchy, the belligerent rejection of

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Potentiality in , (1963),f ..’. Not all commentators would agree, but most have found these passages worthy of comment, Locock remarking that ‘the blank verse marks the highest level attained by Shelley’.. The biblical and Miltonic sources and analogues of these passages have been studied by Wiltrude L. Smith. and Ants Oras

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,A Volcano’s Voice in Shelley (1957),tention on the profoundest level in his work is to be sought in domes of poetic consciousness, veils of unreality, and caves of gnostic power; Professor Grabo has made it clear that he regards even Shelley’s use of science as ultimately mystical. Those concerned with his social interests, on the oth

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