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Side 58
... Nature rise in Value , according as they more or less resemble those of Art , we may be sure that artificial Works receive a greater Advantage from their Resemblance of such as are natural ( No. 414 ) . Our Criticks do not seem sensible ...
... Nature rise in Value , according as they more or less resemble those of Art , we may be sure that artificial Works receive a greater Advantage from their Resemblance of such as are natural ( No. 414 ) . Our Criticks do not seem sensible ...
Side 42
... nature , is noticeable in some passages of his Sonnets and Venus and Adonis through the vivid descriptions of natural beauty . By and large , his descriptions or metaphorical representations of nature are by no means analytical ...
... nature , is noticeable in some passages of his Sonnets and Venus and Adonis through the vivid descriptions of natural beauty . By and large , his descriptions or metaphorical representations of nature are by no means analytical ...
Side 138
... nature 'は“ natural powers ( or strength ) "でよろしいか? K )むしろ“ naturalness " ,「人間本来の生きかた」ぐらいの意ではないか?或いは「人間らしさ」と見て次の' lowness 'と対照するものと見たい。 E ) King Lear では' nature 'にはあいさつ ...
... nature 'は“ natural powers ( or strength ) "でよろしいか? K )むしろ“ naturalness " ,「人間本来の生きかた」ぐらいの意ではないか?或いは「人間らしさ」と見て次の' lowness 'と対照するものと見たい。 E ) King Lear では' nature 'にはあいさつ ...
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