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... important first because they are human prototypes of new experience , and only second because they are poets . ' However I remain unrepentant : we are interested in Baudelaire , Goethe and Keats , primarily because they were poets , and ...
... important first because they are human prototypes of new experience , and only second because they are poets . ' However I remain unrepentant : we are interested in Baudelaire , Goethe and Keats , primarily because they were poets , and ...
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... important because it constitutes the foundations upon which all the higher forms of knowledge or consciousness are grounded . At no point do we ever get beyond what is given . Everything that we know , or will , or feel , is already ...
... important because it constitutes the foundations upon which all the higher forms of knowledge or consciousness are grounded . At no point do we ever get beyond what is given . Everything that we know , or will , or feel , is already ...
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... important difference , to my mind , is that the French in the year 1600 had already a more mature prose ' ( SE p ... importance of impersonal historical forces , and enable the genres to be thought of almost in allegorical terms : ' Our ...
... important difference , to my mind , is that the French in the year 1600 had already a more mature prose ' ( SE p ... importance of impersonal historical forces , and enable the genres to be thought of almost in allegorical terms : ' Our ...
Contents
F W BATESON The Poetry of Learning | 31 |
FRANCIS SCARFE Eliot and Nineteenthcentury | 45 |
a distinction | 62 |
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