Titlebook: Images and Ideas in Literature of the English Renaissance; Patrick Grant Book 1979 Patrick Grant 1979 English.English literature.literatur

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The Matter of Roots: Belief, Images, and Bodies,ion, one of the book’s most enduring effects is an extraordinary and powerful evocation of the hero’s separation from what he loves, and his longing to return home. Odysseus’ persistence towards a goal, even through his weaknesses and dallying, gives value to the strength of the intuition that draws him back.

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Time and Temptation in ,: Belief and the Single Image, a-temporal quality of saving truth. The central rite of the mass in particular symbolised a continuing transection of time by eternity, and the resultant sacramental emphasis highlighted a conception of the world structured hierarchically towards the changeless Ideas in whose image the realm of shifting material things was created.

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Conclusion. John Norris and Mr Locke: bodies and the uses of imagination,andscape being projected the wrong way round. Because of Locke’s wide reception (the . became so popular that he thought there must be a conspiracy) and our consequent familiarity with his way of looking at things, most readers will feel it was Norris who got the picture backwards, particularly in dealing with images and the material world.

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