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10 Sep 2017: Elizabeth Fowler’s contention, made over ten years ago, that Artegall’s position is not only “quiet alien to St. ... unprivileged categories of people succinctly signals to the audience the narrator’s condemnation of the allegorized concept.

10 Sep 2017: Certainly in terms of the contorted series of masking personae who people British Renaissance fiction, Frye's theory seems plausible. ... alien terms (Venus/Rosalind) to benevolent (Cynthia).

10 Sep 2017: of Aretino's frame inscribes the psalms from inSIde the alien discourse of Petrarchan erotic narrative and demonstrates that the language of faith too is embedded in an implre social process. ... If in England the civil and Chnstian (but not liturgical)

10 Sep 2017: A feminine perspective on the natural world, which values release of th generative powers of nature, is alien to the restraint of human sexuality trans. ... Spenser's vision of growth is similar to that in Shakespeare's comedies of people immersing

10 Sep 2017: Too often such readings seem alien to the text of the poem.

10 Sep 2017: the issues scared people off. ... God alien to modern ideas of love and tolerance, a creed containing within its own nature the seeds of its own inevitable demise.

10 Sep 2017: his searching mind all served to bring together ideas and people wherever he found them.

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