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... object , we are not ( on Eliot's view ) postu- lating the existence of something which reduplicates our experience . To every idea there does indeed correspond an object . ' So far as the idea " golden mountain " is a real idea ...
... object , we are not ( on Eliot's view ) postu- lating the existence of something which reduplicates our experience . To every idea there does indeed correspond an object . ' So far as the idea " golden mountain " is a real idea ...
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... object has reality . For instance , it is not both round and not round , which is of course what would make it an ' impossible ' object : for , on the level on which it exists , squareness does not imply not - roundness , though of ...
... object has reality . For instance , it is not both round and not round , which is of course what would make it an ' impossible ' object : for , on the level on which it exists , squareness does not imply not - roundness , though of ...
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... objects which stand between us and the object . ' 26. For the two senses in which Eliot appears to use the terms ' object ' and ' objective ' , cf. " The emotion is really part of the object , and is ultimately just as objective ...
... objects which stand between us and the object . ' 26. For the two senses in which Eliot appears to use the terms ' object ' and ' objective ' , cf. " The emotion is really part of the object , and is ultimately just as objective ...
Contents
F W BATESON The Poetry of Learning | 31 |
FRANCIS SCARFE Eliot and Nineteenthcentury | 45 |
a distinction | 62 |
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