The Self as Mind: Vision and Identity in Wordsworth, Coleridge, and KeatsHarvard University Press, 1986 - 286 sider |
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... reason we commonly mistake our dreams for reality , but rarely mistake reality for a dream , is that it is easier to imagine one's embodiment in a world one dreams than to doubt one's embod- iment in a world one shares with others . And ...
... reason we commonly mistake our dreams for reality , but rarely mistake reality for a dream , is that it is easier to imagine one's embodiment in a world one dreams than to doubt one's embod- iment in a world one shares with others . And ...
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... reason , and the lore of good and ill Be my award . It is to the attaining of that prize , the winning of “ high reason ” and a philosophical understanding of human " good and ill , " that Keats bends his efforts in the course of the ...
... reason , and the lore of good and ill Be my award . It is to the attaining of that prize , the winning of “ high reason ” and a philosophical understanding of human " good and ill , " that Keats bends his efforts in the course of the ...
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... Reason " or the " Nous " as " the Source of Ideas and ABSOLUTE Truths , and the Principle of the Necessary and the Universal in our Affirmations and Conclusions . " The sun , in other words , can be seen as representing the power of the ...
... Reason " or the " Nous " as " the Source of Ideas and ABSOLUTE Truths , and the Principle of the Necessary and the Universal in our Affirmations and Conclusions . " The sun , in other words , can be seen as representing the power of the ...
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