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... imagination , " he believed , " the mere fact is exhibited as connected with that infinity without which there is no poetry . " That is , the imagination so pictures scenes , events , and persons that the reason beholds them not in ...
... imagination , " he believed , " the mere fact is exhibited as connected with that infinity without which there is no poetry . " That is , the imagination so pictures scenes , events , and persons that the reason beholds them not in ...
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... imagination is indispensable . Lacking it , man can of course be good but hardly religious . For to Wordsworth the imagination is inseparable from wide- embracing love , without which religion can hardly be , and through the imagination ...
... imagination is indispensable . Lacking it , man can of course be good but hardly religious . For to Wordsworth the imagination is inseparable from wide- embracing love , without which religion can hardly be , and through the imagination ...
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... imagination was restored . In XIII , on the contrary , the impair- ing of the imagination in respect to man having been already traced in X , XI , and xii . 49-87 , he tells in detail how he came to find Once more in Man an object of ...
... imagination was restored . In XIII , on the contrary , the impair- ing of the imagination in respect to man having been already traced in X , XI , and xii . 49-87 , he tells in detail how he came to find Once more in Man an object of ...
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TABLE OF SIGLA ABBREVIATIONS ETC xi | 111 |
INTRODUCTION 1 | 119 |
CHAPTER | 131 |
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The Mind of a Poet: A Study of Wordsworth's Thought with Particular ..., Volym 2 Raymond Dexter Havens Fragmentarisk förhandsgranskning - 1941 |
The Mind of a Poet: A Study of Wordsworth's Thought, Volym 2 Raymond Dexter Havens Fragmentarisk förhandsgranskning - 1951 |
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