Perspectives by Incongruity, Том 2Indiana University Press, 1964 - Всего страниц: 200 |
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... motives- behind - motives , as with the paradox of the prime mover that is itself at rest , being the unmoved ground of all motion and action . Here the poet whose sounds are the richest in our language is meditating upon absolute sound ...
... motives- behind - motives , as with the paradox of the prime mover that is itself at rest , being the unmoved ground of all motion and action . Here the poet whose sounds are the richest in our language is meditating upon absolute sound ...
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... motives by which men are moved . And strangely enough , these " transcendent " motives are hunger and fear . They are naturalistic motives . The dramatist , released by the slaying of the fathers , has " gone primitive . " The ...
... motives by which men are moved . And strangely enough , these " transcendent " motives are hunger and fear . They are naturalistic motives . The dramatist , released by the slaying of the fathers , has " gone primitive . " The ...
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... motives of the bourgeois enemy and dignifying the motives of the proletarian ally . Since he has reversed the values of idealism , he would not consider the material grounding of proletarian interests as an indignity . The proletarian ...
... motives of the bourgeois enemy and dignifying the motives of the proletarian ally . Since he has reversed the values of idealism , he would not consider the material grounding of proletarian interests as an indignity . The proletarian ...
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The Excursion | 17 |
The Poetic Process | 34 |
From Preface to CounterStatement first edition | 50 |
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