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Allegory 2, metaphora continua
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Metaphor
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- Trouvé au paragraphe 44: (...) s European style of Romanticism, some characteristi (...)
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- Trouvé au paragraphe 54: (...) s typical of French Romanticism. By modern standard (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 56: (...) Romanticism: Romantic poetry in (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 57: (...) Symbolism: After Romanticism and in the wake of (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 61: (...) d commonly known as Romanticism. Romanticism saw th (...)
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- Trouvé au paragraphe 70: (...) al, sometimes gaudy metaphors and an unconventio (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 73: (...) s, ‘juicy’ and bold metaphors, conceits (concett (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 76: (...) ed a unique form of romanticism, combining an outst (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 83: (...) n of Classicism and Romanticism. He consummated the (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 84: (...) tuated between late Romanticism and a lyric Realism (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 89: (...) her realisation of metaphors and comparisons. A (...)
- Trouvé au paragraphe 98: (...) by pointing to the metaphorical character of po (...)