Poetics: An Essay on PoetrySmith, Elder, and Company, 1969 - 294 pagina's |
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Pagina 95
... idea of a poet is that of a prophet , vates ; he divines , he foretells . According to the epic or Græcian idea , the Muses are all daughters of Memory , and in narrative every thing is related as bygone . According to our modern or ...
... idea of a poet is that of a prophet , vates ; he divines , he foretells . According to the epic or Græcian idea , the Muses are all daughters of Memory , and in narrative every thing is related as bygone . According to our modern or ...
Pagina 96
... ideas of unity , the Greek showing his love of totality , and the modern European lost in admiration of countless diver- sity . And this verily we find . The Oriental mode of thought shines very strikingly in the Oriental idea of God ...
... ideas of unity , the Greek showing his love of totality , and the modern European lost in admiration of countless diver- sity . And this verily we find . The Oriental mode of thought shines very strikingly in the Oriental idea of God ...
Pagina 112
... idea of art . In spite of himself , there- fore , he mixes up ideas of Truth with ideas of Beauty ; always in the latter beholding God . There is a sense in which we can at all times say that Beauty is divine ; but that in any strict ...
... idea of art . In spite of himself , there- fore , he mixes up ideas of Truth with ideas of Beauty ; always in the latter beholding God . There is a sense in which we can at all times say that Beauty is divine ; but that in any strict ...
Inhoudsopgave
The Law of Activity | 18 |
The Law of Unconsciousness | 27 |
The Law of Imagination | 45 |
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