philosophy vs. feeling

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From: GR4302
Date: Mon, 06 Jul 1992 19:55

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According to Lactantius "it is the business of the poet with some gracefulness
to change and transfer actual occurrences into other representations by oblique
strategies," so that the work represents "a truth veiled with outward covering
and show."  Medieval authors were more interested in the reader's discernment
of hidden philosophical content than with a sympathetic response to the story's
real or imagined emotional tensions.
frm DHR, et al...

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