@article{oai:kitami-it.repo.nii.ac.jp:00006862, author = {鳴島, 史之 and NARUSHIMA, Fumiyuki}, issue = {2}, journal = {人間科学研究}, month = {Mar}, note = {application/pdf, This paper compares Samuel Daniel’s sonnet sequence, Delia, to Shakespeare’s Sonnets. Petrarch’s influence is remarkable in Daniel’s works, but it is not developed well enough to dominate the whole sequence. Instead, the association of sound governs Daniel’s poetry, to the extent that it makes the visualization of his poems difficult. This characteristic greatly distinguishes his poetry from that of Shakespeare’s or Rimbaud’s.}, pages = {77--94}, title = {サミュエル・ダニエルのDelia と<目>のイメージ}, year = {2006}, yomi = {ナルシマ, フミユキ} }