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... poetry was likely to be precarious . For in poetry thought is not pure ; it is working in alliance with the feelings and the will.'133 The ' dissociation ' argument is not in itself particularly germane . What is significant is that ...
... poetry was likely to be precarious . For in poetry thought is not pure ; it is working in alliance with the feelings and the will.'133 The ' dissociation ' argument is not in itself particularly germane . What is significant is that ...
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... poetry , and in particular epic poetry , becomes a suitable vehicle for intellectual expression . Milton's conception of poetry is , in fact , as ' high ' as Dryden's is ' low ' . And as early as 1628 , in his initial salute to the ...
... poetry , and in particular epic poetry , becomes a suitable vehicle for intellectual expression . Milton's conception of poetry is , in fact , as ' high ' as Dryden's is ' low ' . And as early as 1628 , in his initial salute to the ...
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... poetry is necessarily a product of the feelings and the will as well as of the reason . Milton's poems have an inner ' logic'143 but there is much more to them than mere logic . Indeed Milton himself when contrasting poetry with ...
... poetry is necessarily a product of the feelings and the will as well as of the reason . Milton's poems have an inner ' logic'143 but there is much more to them than mere logic . Indeed Milton himself when contrasting poetry with ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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