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Fausse extase et vrai fou : l'artifice revendiqué dans quelques poèmes de John Donne
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De l’usage de l’intertexte biblique dans quelques poèmes de George Herbert et de John Donne
Published 2009-03-01“…Controversial as the underlying theology of metaphysical poetry may be, such poets as George Herbert and John Donne extensively resorted to the use of the biblical intertext, and they had a thorough knowlege of both the hermeneutics and the poetics of their time. …”
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« Doctrine des scandales » et scandale de la doctrine : Les sermons de John Donne sur Mathieu 18.7
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“But how then shall I imitate thee, and/ Copie thy fair, though bloudie hand?”(“The Thanksgiving”, vv.15-16)
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Généalogie générique du monologue dramatiquebrowningnien ; et du monopolylogue
Published 2011-03-01“…But in order to reassess Robert Browning’s achievement, one might trace a line starting with Aristophanes’ dramatic use of the parabasis, evolving with the Roman satire, and going through John Donne’s game with the reader, conceived of as a silent auditor. …”
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La Représentation de la montagne dans la littérature anglaise d’inspiration religieuse au XVIIe siècle
Published 2008-05-01“…So do the English metaphysical poets, in particular George Herbert and John Donne, as well as the puritan author of The Pilgrim’s Progress…”
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“Medieval” and “Modern” Conceptions of the Colours of Light in Early Modern England and Isaac Oliver’s Portrait Miniatures
Published 2015-06-01“…This article will consider several early modern miniatures, but particular attention will be paid to two portrait miniatures by Isaac Oliver when he was at the height of his reputation not only as Hilliard’s pupil but also as an independent artist: John Donne (1616) and the Head of Christ (c. 1610).…”
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