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Pregunta 1
Pregunta
'Sexual possession of the female is characteristically equated with territorial acquisition'
Respuesta
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DAVIS
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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GORTON
Pregunta 2
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'His masculinity of expression'
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DAVIS
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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GORTON
Pregunta 3
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'sexualised vision Donne puts forward in his poetry'
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DAVIS
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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GORTON
Pregunta 4
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'Coterie poems were written as performances'
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DAVIS
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VAN EMDEN
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PEBWORTH
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GORTON
Pregunta 5
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'Donne's contradictoriness... bespeaks a penchant for bravura, virtuosic performance'
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DAVIS
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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PEBWORTH
Pregunta 6
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'Intensely lived reality of voice'
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VAN EMDEN
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DAVIS
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PEBWORTH
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DRAPER
Pregunta 7
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'The spontaneity and linguistic surprise that characterises his best wrought lyrics'
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PEBWORTH
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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LEWIS
Pregunta 8
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'able to synthesize the essence of drama into his work'
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LEWIS
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VAN EMDEN
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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CAREY
Pregunta 9
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'as readers we are cast into the role of the audience'
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LEWIS
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PEBWORTH
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LARSON
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DAVIS
Pregunta 10
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THCM 'conveys a mood of majestic endurance that innovatively explicates the 'Carpe-Diem' motif
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LARSON
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VAN EMDEN
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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DAVIS
Pregunta 11
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TSR 'the argument is provocative, given the sun's normal role as a King of the heavenly bodies... and even blasphemous'
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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DAVIS
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PEBWORTH
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VAN EMDEN
Pregunta 12
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TSR 'It is because she moves him to this dramatic urgency that we know her influence... her value is his veneration'
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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PEBWORTH
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GORTON
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DRAPER
Pregunta 13
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TSR 'The poem's strange power is to cancel, or transcend, or to mock the obvious'
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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LEWIS
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DAVIS
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DRAPER
Pregunta 14
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'a question gender criticism raises is how far the love poetry of Donne is written for women at all, or whether its written for other male members of his coterie'
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WILLMOTT
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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GORTON
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DRAPER
Pregunta 15
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'Donne treats argument not as an instrument for discovering truth but as a flexible poetic accessory'
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CAREY
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GORTON
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DRAPER
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VAN EMDEN
Pregunta 16
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'We are almost always aware of where Donne's speakers are'
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GORTON
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DRAPER
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PEBWORTH
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
Pregunta 17
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'The lovers confidence is a kind of courage'
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GORTON
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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VAN EMDEN
Pregunta 18
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'Donne's poetry plays on the uncertainties of the time'
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GORTON
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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VAN EMDEN
Pregunta 19
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'We feel the conflict between space and time as a premonition of failure or decline'
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GORTON
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CAREY
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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DRAPER
Pregunta 20
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TSR 'Our pleasure in the imaginative power of the lover is undercut by our knowledge of the sun's unstoppable passage'
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GORTON
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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PEBWORTH
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DRAPER
Pregunta 21
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'Colloquial immediacy and freedom from metrical regularity'
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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DRAPER
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CAREY
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DAVIS
Pregunta 22
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'Donne satirises worldlings and makes fun of the besotted lover'
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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GORTON
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VAN EMDEN
Pregunta 23
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'The poem as a vehicle of persuasion'
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DRAPER
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GORTON
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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PEBWORTH
Pregunta 24
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TSR 'The opening is a deliberate downgrading of the aubade, or dawn-poem, inversion of hierachal associations of the sun with virtue, kingship and authority'
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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VAN EMDEN
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DAVIS
Pregunta 25
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'intellectual rigour which characterises Donne's poetry'
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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VAN EMDEN
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LARSON
Pregunta 26
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'His commitment to reason is fundamental... his poetry employs a linguistic mode dedicated to the arts of argumentative persuasion'
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DRAPER
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DAVIS
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PEBWORTH
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GORTON
Pregunta 27
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TSR 'a poem of conversation and wild, joyful hyperbole'
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VAN EMDEN
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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PEBWORTH
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DAVIS
Pregunta 28
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TSR 'The poet's ecstatic happiness is expressed in wild exaggeration to the point of self-mockery'
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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DAVIS
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WILLMOTT
Pregunta 29
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NUSLD 'gives sense of total loss both intellectual definition & emotional intensity'
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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GORTON
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CAREY
Pregunta 30
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NUSLD 'The poem begins quietly w/ heavy stresses, slow movement & repetition which produce a sense of deep melancholy'
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VAN EMDEN
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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PEBWORTH
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GORTON
Pregunta 31
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THCM 'The range of emotions & evocative power makes the poem one of the greatest expressions of basic opposition of human life; love versus death'
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CAREY
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VAN EMDEN
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DAVIS
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PEBWORTH
Pregunta 32
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'Donne's famous roughness & irregularities of rhythm are a part of his profession of masculinity of language'
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DRAPER
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VAN EMDEN
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DAVIS
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LEWIS
Pregunta 33
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NUSLD 'A fine, tender expression of love in the form of a meditation for nocturn'
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WILLMOTT
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COLES
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DAVIS
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PINSENT
Pregunta 34
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NUSLD 'The speaker is lying on the bed, so drained of life, he seems to be the 'epitaph' for the general interment of the world'
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COLES
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RUMEN
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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DRAPER
Pregunta 35
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TF 'a witty attempt of a lover to convince his lady to be in his body as well as spirit'
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PINSENT
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COLES
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DAVIS
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DRAPER
Pregunta 36
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TF 'The speaker is involved in a dramatic dialogue with his mistress, where she is given the opportunity to answer back, though her replies are inaudible to us'
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PINSENT
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RUMEN
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VAN EMDEN
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WILLMOTT
Pregunta 37
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TF 'The stanza is linked to the movement of the action between persona and the implied participant'
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PINSENT
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COLES
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WILLMOTT
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DRAPER
Pregunta 38
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BMH '14 verbs, dominated by command... introduce us to a sphere of powerful emotional activity'
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DAVIS
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RUMEN
Pregunta 39
Pregunta
'climactic sexuality of the sestet'
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COLES
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DAVIS
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RUMEN
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PINSENT
Pregunta 40
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BMH 'he relishes the idea of being manned'
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DAVIS
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COLES
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GORTON
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DRAPER
Pregunta 41
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THCM 'Time is bearing down, and with it the entire weight & fury of the patriarchal tradition'
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WILLMOTT
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
Pregunta 42
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THCM 'Time is bearing down, and with it the entire weight & fury of the patriarchal tradition'
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WILLMOTT
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VAN EMDEN
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DRAPER
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
Pregunta 43
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THCM 'Marvell takes the conventional plea to new heights of imaginative wit'
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COLES
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RUMEN
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DAVIS
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PINSENT
Pregunta 44
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THCM 'The lightly teasing tone, the easy fluidity of the argument'
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RUMEN
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DRAPER
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PINSENT
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WILLMOTT
Pregunta 45
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THCM; 'He reflects the earnest dream of every lover; timelessness'
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RUMEN
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DRAPER
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PINSENT
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WILLMOTT
Pregunta 46
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THCM 'Marvell's poem, in its listing of the parts of the mistress' body to be praised is dismemberment comparable to a doctor's dissection'
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WILLMOTT
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PINSENT
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DYSON/LOVELOCK
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COLES
Pregunta 47
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THCM 'In a world where riches were for male possession, it seems reasonable to assume the female reader may have had a cynical view of imagery which equates the woman with wealth'
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WILLMOTT
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COLES
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DRAPER
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PINSENT
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