Shakespeare's 'ever-fixed mark': Theological Implications in Sonnet 116

Erne, Lukas Christian

doi:10.1076/0013-838x(200007)81:4;1-f;ft293

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Shakespeare's 'ever-fixed mark': Theological Implications in Sonnet 116

ContributorsErne, Lukas Christian

Published inEnglish studies, vol. 81, p. 293-304,499

Publication date2000

Abstract

Examining the sacramental context of the phrase "ever-fixed mark" in Sonnet 116, argues for the theological--specifically Catholic--content of the poem.

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Faculté des lettres / Département de langue et de littérature anglaises

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ERNE, Lukas Christian. Shakespeare’s “ever-fixed mark”: Theological Implications in Sonnet 116. In: English studies, 2000, vol. 81, p. 293–304,499. doi: 10.1076/0013-838x(200007)81:4;1-f;ft293

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DOI : 10.1076/0013-838x(200007)81:4;1-f;ft293

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Shakespeare's 'ever-fixed mark': Theological Implications in Sonnet 116

Examining the sacramental context of the phrase "ever-fixed mark" in Sonnet 116, argues for the theological--specifically Catholic--content of the poem.

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