The Aesthetic Theory of Thomas HobbesUniversity of Michigan Press, 1940 - 339 sider |
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... Ibid . , lx ; Yonge , IV , 445 . 86 Ibid . , xxxvii ; Yonge , IV , 419 . 88 The Institutio Oratoria , VI , ii , 7 ; 89 Ibid . , VI , ii , 4 ; Butler , II , 419 . 85 Ibid . , xl ; Yonge , IV , 422 . 87 Ibid . , xxxviii ; Yonge , IV , 420 ...
... Ibid . , lx ; Yonge , IV , 445 . 86 Ibid . , xxxvii ; Yonge , IV , 419 . 88 The Institutio Oratoria , VI , ii , 7 ; 89 Ibid . , VI , ii , 4 ; Butler , II , 419 . 85 Ibid . , xl ; Yonge , IV , 422 . 87 Ibid . , xxxviii ; Yonge , IV , 420 ...
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... Ibid . , I , 188 . 24 Ibid . , I , 189 . 22 Ibid . , I , 184 . 25 Ibid . 23 Ibid . , I , 188 . 26 Ibid . , I , 189-190 ― elegantly adapted to the subject , " by which THE APPROACH IN DRYDEN 201.
... Ibid . , I , 188 . 24 Ibid . , I , 189 . 22 Ibid . , I , 184 . 25 Ibid . 23 Ibid . , I , 188 . 26 Ibid . , I , 189-190 ― elegantly adapted to the subject , " by which THE APPROACH IN DRYDEN 201.
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... ( ibid . , II , 137 ) . In another place : “ This Genius is that celestial Fire intended by the Fable , which enlarges and heightens the Soul , and makes it express things wth a lofty Air " ( ibid . , II , 139 ) . The ultimate end of ...
... ( ibid . , II , 137 ) . In another place : “ This Genius is that celestial Fire intended by the Fable , which enlarges and heightens the Soul , and makes it express things wth a lofty Air " ( ibid . , II , 139 ) . The ultimate end of ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
SOME OF HOBBESS PREDECESSORS IN THE PSYCHO | 25 |
HOBBESS THEORY OF IMAGINATION | 79 |
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