The Poetry And Philosophy of Browning a Handbook of Eight Lectures
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His whole nature quivering under the tragedy. How his splendid manhood shines forth in the broken utterances but majestic spirit in which he begins his statement.
The relation of Caponsacchi to the truth. — Of all the characters of the poem, Caponsacchi nearest the heart of the truth, with the one 30 exception of Pompilia. The cause of this the truth of his spirit. Thus the many expressions of his relation to the truth. Compare (lines 116-127) his sense that the truth is now evident, but too la...te to save Pompilia! His perception (lines 140-143) that one great lesson of life is recognizing our own failure. His desire to show the judges the truth, that is, "Pompilia who is true, " that they may appreciate her nobility and the truth thus be helpful to human beings in new cases that arise (lines 146-172).
Caponsacchi's meaning in saying Pompilia has done the good to him. Significance that he can say it in the presence of the terrible tragedy. How through Pompilia Caponsacchi was born into love and truth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His whole nature quivering under the tragedy. How his splendid manhood shines forth in the broken utterances but majestic spirit in which he begins his statement.
The relation of Caponsacchi to the truth. — Of all the characters of the poem, Caponsacchi nearest the heart of the truth, with the one 30 exception of Pompilia. The cause of this the truth of his spirit. Thus the many expressions of his relation to the truth. Compare (lines 116-127) his sense that the truth is now evident, but too la...te to save Pompilia! His perception (lines 140-143) that one great lesson of life is recognizing our own failure. His desire to show the judges the truth, that is, "Pompilia who is true, " that they may appreciate her nobility and the truth thus be helpful to human beings in new cases that arise (lines 146-172).
Caponsacchi's meaning in saying Pompilia has done the good to him. Significance that he can say it in the presence of the terrible tragedy. How through Pompilia Caponsacchi was born into love and truth.
What to read after The Poetry And Philosophy of Browning a Handbook of Eight Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griggs, Edward Howard, 1868-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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