“O Rose thou art sick”. Unravelling social implications of body and mind’s sickness in William Blake’s poems of experience.
William Blake lived through an intense period of historical, economic and social changes that was evolving under the machines and factories of the Industrial Revolution. By living in London all of his existence, he experienced how people’s lives and work were transforming. Literally, Blake witnesse...
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Università di Roma Tor Vergata
2022-12-01
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| Series: | Testo & Senso |
| Online Access: | https://testoesenso.it/index.php/testoesenso/article/view/580 |