The Criticism of the Church in Robert Browning's Poetry

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Authors

ZELENÝ David

Year of publication 2016
Type Appeared in Conference without Proceedings
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Faculty of Arts

Citation
Description The presentation focused on the criticism of the Church as of an institution in Robert Browning's poetry. It discussed mainly its analysis of the three key characters: Guido, Caponsacchi and Pompilia, who all defy the institution in the different manner. Guido points towards it being solely a political institution, Caponsacchi questions its helpful nature and Pompilia denies its meaningfulness for an individual in trouble.
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