pope
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
pope see papacy ; Popes of the Roman Catholic Church , table; Roman Catholic Church .
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Annotating a career: from Pope's Homer to The Dunciad: from Madame Dacier to Madame Dacier by way of swift.(Critical Essay)
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Pope's career has both a literary and political shape. It moves ... equally rich and compelling epitome--namely, the movement from Pope's editorial machinery in his translation of the Iliad (1715- ... this progress clearly overlap in part and in chronology: Pope began to circulate Proposals for a Translation of ...
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Living on the margin: Alexander Pope and the rural ideal.(Critical essay)
Studies in the Literary Imagination; 3/22/2005; Kairoff, Claudia Thomas; 9876 words;
Alexander Pope's rural pronouncements have recently attracted ... different perspectives. Malcolm Kelsall condemns Pope's hypocrisy in celebrating the virtues and ... were almost indistinguishable, except that Pope approved their politics, from those whose ...
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"So easy to be lost": poet and self in Pope's 'The Temple of Fame.' (Alexander Pope)
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When Pope sent Martha Blount a copy of The Temple of ... Playful and serious, these comments reveal Pope's ambivalent attitude about fame: it is transient ... least offer to exchange for happiness; and Pope is willing to renounce it. We can only guess ...
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Bust story: Pope at Stowe, or the politics and myths of landscape gardening.
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I. POPE'S BUST: A GAME OF HIDE AND SEEK On visiting the gardens at Stowe, (1 ... historical characters enshrined in niches, one finds the bust of Alexander Pope (Robinson 91). Pope is grouped with the men of contemplation (91) who fought for England ...
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Introduction: Pope on the margins and in the center.(Critical essay)
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... But why then publish? (Epistle to Dr Arbuthnot) I. POPE'S PARADOXICAL CENTRALITY Pope held a singular position in the social, political ... the margins of history ( Apocalypse Then 112-13). Pope was not only excluded from the ruling power, as many ...
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Defining self and others: Pope and Eighteenth-century gender ideology.
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... instruments for regulating women's conduct in society. Pope's rakish role shared important characteristics with ... interests of another. Viewed in this light, the lines that Pope addresses to Teresa Blount in his Epistle to Miss Blount ... of a virtuous Wife! (45-46)--are less an instance of Pope's ...
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Pope, Petrarch, and Shakespeare: Renaissance influences in 'Eloisa to Abelard.'
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Many critics acknowledge Pope's indebtedness in Eloisa to Abelard (1717 ... certain Renaissance sonnet conventions. Pope incorporates into his poem both the self-reflecti ... reality and illusion, a disjunction that Pope attempts to mediate in the poem's conclusion ...
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"Pranks, unfit for naming": Pope, Curll, and the "satirical grotesque".
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Profile: Remembering Pope John Paul II
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... EDWARDS NPR Special 04-08-2005 Profile: Remembering Pope John Paul II Host: LYNN NEARY, BOB EDWARDS Time: 4 ... LYNN NEARY, host: This is a SPECIAL REPORT from NPR News, remembering Pope John Paul II. I'm Lynn Neary. Pope JOHN PAUL II: (From file tape) (Latin spoken) NEARY ... out on that balcony ...
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"Mighty Mother": Pope and the maternal.(Critical essay)
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Analysis: Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger elected as next pope
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Analysis: Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger elected as next pope Host: NEAL CONAN Time: 2:00-3:00 PM NEAL CONAN, host ... bells began to ring out and the word spread: A new pope had been elected. About an hour after that, the new pope appeared on the balcony of St. Peter's Basilica and ... thousands, many of whom were ...
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Pope, John Rackett, and the slave trade.
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Several members of Alexander Pope's family made their living in trade. His father was a ... elder brother (that is, the writer's uncle), William Pope. And Samuel Mawhood, a nephew of Pope's mother, was a woolen draper in Smithfield, one of the ...
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Alien voices, ancient echoes: Bakhtin, dialogism, and Pope's 'Essay on Criticism.' (Mikhail Bakhtin, Alexander Pope)
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Religion within reason: pope benedict's critique of Islam.(Essay)
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"Pranks, Unfit for Naming": Pope, Curll, and the "Satirical Grotesque"
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... delicacies of polite society. Reducing his enemy to enemas, Pope has Curll (mis)take clysters for syllabubs and suppositories ... sociable polish is reflected in the second pamphlet, as Pope describes the state of social relations that subsists ... designed by Curll and his society to exact revenge upon Pope ...
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