The Liberal Imagination: Essays on Literature and Society, Zväzok 7Oxford University Press, 1981 - 284 strán (strany) |
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... implies that Wordsworth's genius failed when it was deprived of some single emotional circumstance is so much too simple and so much too mechanical that I think we must inevitably reject it . Certainly what we know of poetry does not ...
... implies that Wordsworth's genius failed when it was deprived of some single emotional circumstance is so much too simple and so much too mechanical that I think we must inevitably reject it . Certainly what we know of poetry does not ...
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... implies that a work of art in whose genesis a neurotic element may be found is for that reason irrelevant or in any way diminished in value . Indeed , the manner of his treatment suggests , what is of course the case , that every neu ...
... implies that a work of art in whose genesis a neurotic element may be found is for that reason irrelevant or in any way diminished in value . Indeed , the manner of his treatment suggests , what is of course the case , that every neu ...
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... implies that Catholicism at the dis- tance at which Shakespeare stood from it had much to do with the power of Shakespeare's intellect . Allen Tate has developed in a more particular way an idea that has much in common The Meaning of a ...
... implies that Catholicism at the dis- tance at which Shakespeare stood from it had much to do with the power of Shakespeare's intellect . Allen Tate has developed in a more particular way an idea that has much in common The Meaning of a ...
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Preface vii | 3 |
Sherwood Anderson | 21 |
The Princess Casamassima | 56 |
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