The Self as Mind: Vision and Identity in Wordsworth, Coleridge, and KeatsHarvard University Press, 1986 - 286 sider |
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Side 113
... suggests in a notebook entry , per- meated with the presence of the creator who speaks it : " Poetry a ra- tionalized dream dealing [ ? about ] to manifold Forms our own Feelings , that never perhaps were attached by us consciously to ...
... suggests in a notebook entry , per- meated with the presence of the creator who speaks it : " Poetry a ra- tionalized dream dealing [ ? about ] to manifold Forms our own Feelings , that never perhaps were attached by us consciously to ...
Side 118
... suggests from the per- spective of 1828 , that orders the world as image and unfolds it " logi- cally " in time . As " Kubla Khan " and the opening lines of " The Nightingale " and " The Eolian Harp " suggest , logos is but a divine ...
... suggests from the per- spective of 1828 , that orders the world as image and unfolds it " logi- cally " in time . As " Kubla Khan " and the opening lines of " The Nightingale " and " The Eolian Harp " suggest , logos is but a divine ...
Side 222
... suggests that we are , after all , very like " young Porphyro , " fasci- nated like him by the spectacle , the texture , “ the coloring of St. Agnes eve " ( Letters , II , 234 ) . We too are hidden watchers manipu- lated , led on ...
... suggests that we are , after all , very like " young Porphyro , " fasci- nated like him by the spectacle , the texture , “ the coloring of St. Agnes eve " ( Letters , II , 234 ) . We too are hidden watchers manipu- lated , led on ...
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The Idea of the Self as Mind | 1 |
Making a Place in the World | 31 |
Speaking Dreams | 100 |
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