I sailed off to Bosnia and Hiroshima : big objective correlatives.
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A slight slouch seems an objective correlative for her reflexive self-deprecation.
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Tulio's strenuous lyricism allows the objective correlative to run wild ."
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Eliot does, however, give credit to Shakespeare's use of the objective correlative in his other works.
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Bly criticized Eliot's idea of the objective correlative as emblematic of everything wrong with the Modernist approach to poetry.
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Gontar suggests that if the reader assumes that Hamlet is not who he seems to be, the objective correlative becomes apparent.
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The concept of the objective correlative used by Montale in his poetry, was probably influenced by T . S . Eliot.
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The chorus of birdsong is entirely different than it was a few weeks ago, but to me it lacks an objective correlative.
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The fictional Waituhi s physical cohesion [ providing ] an " objective correlative " to the ethos that binds the tangata whenua together.
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There is no objective correlative of cherry orchard caliber here, no naturally riveting image that survives when the furniture and scenery are stripped away.
