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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Longinus"”.
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Saint, martyr, killer of Christ? The legend of Longinus in medieval Irish tradition
… study of the Irish presentation and legends of Longinus. Longinus was the soldier at the crucifixion who pierced Christ with a spear, who believed and, according to some texts, was healed of his blindness by the blood and water issuing from the wound, and who later was martyred for his belief. …
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Robert Lowth's Hebraic Sublime and the "Ample Field of Poetry"
… how, counter to his own claims about copying Longinus, the principle that underlies his sublime rhetoric— figurative dissimilarity—is the opposite of the principle that Longinus repeats several times in the Peri Hypsous. Whereas Longinus argues that figures and tropes should be used …
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Chaucer's "Naked Text" and the Tradition of the Medieval Sublime
… rhetoric, literary theory, and hermeneutics. For Longinus, the sublime produces transport out of language through great thoughts and great emotions. For the Romantics, the terror and awe of the ineffable or of natural phenomena effect transport. The medieval sublime, however, relies on the …
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PHARMACEUTICAL INSTRUMENTATION DEVELOPMENT FOR IN-PROCESS MONITORING OF FREEZE-DRYING CYCLES
Background: Product temperature during the primary drying stage is a critical process parameter in the freeze drying of biopharmaceutical drug products and for a successful optimum drying process, ice interface temperature should stay just below the critical temperature of the glass transition – …
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The Sublime Actor and the Poetics of Emotions: Agency, Affect, and the Theatrical Sublime
… visible by bringing theories from Aristotle, Longinus, Adam Smith, Denis Diderot, and Sir Henry Irving to bear on performances by Marie Champmeslé, Sarah Siddons, and John Kemble, in plays that focus on the myth of Phaedra by Euripides, Jean Racine, Joanna Baillie, and Eugene O’Neill. These …