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That feeling of great creative energy in action is often the first impression of a major book ; the next is that one has been helped to understand experience and to see the possibilities of wider experience for oneself .
That feeling of great creative energy in action is often the first impression of a major book ; the next is that one has been helped to understand experience and to see the possibilities of wider experience for oneself .
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A reading of his plays leaves one with an impression of the widest and deepest imaginative experience ; he knew more about human nature and took a wiser view of it than any writer , except perhaps Tolstoy . Some readers of this book may ...
A reading of his plays leaves one with an impression of the widest and deepest imaginative experience ; he knew more about human nature and took a wiser view of it than any writer , except perhaps Tolstoy . Some readers of this book may ...
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His output was not small , but that part of it about which readers are in agreement consists of a handful of poems in ' Songs of Innocence ' and ' Songs of Experience ' . These as published by Blake are not illustrated poems , but a ...
His output was not small , but that part of it about which readers are in agreement consists of a handful of poems in ' Songs of Innocence ' and ' Songs of Experience ' . These as published by Blake are not illustrated poems , but a ...
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What Literature has to offer | 1 |
Elizabethans and Others | 24 |
Reason and Reflection | 64 |
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Bibliografisk information
| Titel | What to Read in English Literature |
| Författare | Denys Thompson |
| Utgivare | Rowman and Littlefield, 1975 |
| Original från | University of Michigan |
| Digitaliserad | 3 jan 2007 |
| ISBN | 0874717140, 9780874717143 |
| Längd | 154 sidor |
| Exportera citat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |