Wordsworth's Informed Reader: Structures of Experience in His PoetryVanderbilt University Press, 1988 - 270 sider |
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... perceiver and object . As Kames suggests , attention is the state of mind that prepares a perceiver to receive impressions.5 Objects experienced with surprise impress largely because attention has drawn the mind out of itself into the ...
... perceiver and object . As Kames suggests , attention is the state of mind that prepares a perceiver to receive impressions.5 Objects experienced with surprise impress largely because attention has drawn the mind out of itself into the ...
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... perceiver since the mind follows the shape of form . Because poetic forms work in the same way , the natural effect of poetry is the feeling that arises from the reading mind's adherence to poetic form . As a result of Wordsworth's care ...
... perceiver since the mind follows the shape of form . Because poetic forms work in the same way , the natural effect of poetry is the feeling that arises from the reading mind's adherence to poetic form . As a result of Wordsworth's care ...
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... perceiver . Wordsworth's gradual generalization culminating in a rereading of early experience bestows the power necessary for the reader to see this active Principle in all minds and to perceive the mental energy and dignity buried ...
... perceiver . Wordsworth's gradual generalization culminating in a rereading of early experience bestows the power necessary for the reader to see this active Principle in all minds and to perceive the mental energy and dignity buried ...
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