The Self as Mind: Vision and Identity in Wordsworth, Coleridge, and KeatsHarvard University Press, 1986 - 286 sider |
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... beggar is absorbed in a vacant kind of " seeing " that does not know it sees , a perfect , if extreme , ex- ample of ... beggar's freedom . 19 Like the poet in " Tintern Abbey , " he seems " laid asleep in body . " His " hope " is not ...
... beggar is absorbed in a vacant kind of " seeing " that does not know it sees , a perfect , if extreme , ex- ample of ... beggar's freedom . 19 Like the poet in " Tintern Abbey , " he seems " laid asleep in body . " His " hope " is not ...
Side 47
... beggar's only purpose , apparently , is passive — to suffer . The choices Nature makes for him - inflicting on him her " frosty air and winter snows , " her " chartered wind that sweeps the heath " -turn him into an appropriate object ...
... beggar's only purpose , apparently , is passive — to suffer . The choices Nature makes for him - inflicting on him her " frosty air and winter snows , " her " chartered wind that sweeps the heath " -turn him into an appropriate object ...
Side 48
... beggar's lack of subjectivity is redeemed by his subsumption into an order fixed in the sight of a higher mind ... beggar " have around him , whether heard or not , / The pleasant melody of woodland birds . " If that melody is not heard ...
... beggar's lack of subjectivity is redeemed by his subsumption into an order fixed in the sight of a higher mind ... beggar " have around him , whether heard or not , / The pleasant melody of woodland birds . " If that melody is not heard ...
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