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Quitslund rescues Spenser, however, from the conservatism that this implies by pointing out two mitigating tendencies; the equal importance of a leveling paradigm, concordia discors, and the emphasis on lower ontological levels such as human passions and bodies.
Jon A. Quitslund. Spenser's Supreme Fiction: Platonic Natural ... by Kaske, Carol V. / Renaissance Quarterly
As he states the critical dichotomy: "certains mettent l'accent sur l'unite structureelle du texte, sur sa coherence formelle; cette critique, assez 'optimiste quant au succes de l'ceuvre et de la transcendance qu'elle promet, insiste sur l'aspect harmonieux de la concordia discors et sur le statut du texte comme une sorte de via negativa.
Harmonie divine et subjectivite poetique chez Maurice Sceve. by Nash, Jerry C. / Renaissance Quarterly
Anis discors is an uncommon visitor during the summer.
Birds of the Grand Calumet River basin by Brock, Kenneth J. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
 
 
 
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