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Lecture II
Craigie, William
The Northern Element in English Literature, 1933, p.43
Canada: University of Toronto Press
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Título:
Lecture II
Autor:
Craigie, William
Assuntos:
Anthropology
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Artists
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Arts
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Ballads
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Behavioral sciences
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British literature
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British studies
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Cognitive psychology
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Communications
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Economic disciplines
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Economics
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Emotion
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Emotional states
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Employment
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Ethnography
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Ethnology
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European studies
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Labor economics
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Laments
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Law
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Legal documents
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Legal notices
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Literary genres
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Literature
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Minstrels
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Music
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Music genres
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Musicians
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Occupations
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Performing arts
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Poetic forms
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Poetic meter
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Poetic themes
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Poetry
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Popular music
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Psychology
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Sadness
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Singers
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Social sciences
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É parte de:
The Northern Element in English Literature, 1933, p.43
Descrição:
If this extensive northern literature is critically examined, and an attempt made to discover its distinguishing features, there are certain points which at once force themselves on the attention, and a brief survey of these will enable us to see which of them have been carried over into the newer literature which is mainly written in standard English, or have influenced the matter and form of these later works. In spite of the sarcastic remarks of the author of theOwl and Nightingale,charging the North with a lack of musical knowledge, northern poetry has from the beginning been distinguished
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Canada: University of Toronto Press
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