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( DS , 52 – 4 : 156 - 63 ) Despite its ambivalence , this passage does appear to
reflect a sense that the practice of picturesque pastoral scene painting cannot
now be undertaken without a serious danger of dishonesty . Wordsworth is
allowing ...
( DS , 52 – 4 : 156 - 63 ) Despite its ambivalence , this passage does appear to
reflect a sense that the practice of picturesque pastoral scene painting cannot
now be undertaken without a serious danger of dishonesty . Wordsworth is
allowing ...
Стр. 71
James Beattie , the poet with whom he was closely identifying , was a moral
philosopher of the Scottish Common Sense School , a movement deeply
influenced through Hutcheson , Thomas Blackwell , Hollis and others by the
writings of ...
James Beattie , the poet with whom he was closely identifying , was a moral
philosopher of the Scottish Common Sense School , a movement deeply
influenced through Hutcheson , Thomas Blackwell , Hollis and others by the
writings of ...
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14 The Scottish Common Sense School of philosophy , dominated by Hutcheson
, and including Reid and Beattie , continued to explore the territory of feeling ,
making , as Shaftesbury put it , ' a formal Descent on the Territories of the Heart .
14 The Scottish Common Sense School of philosophy , dominated by Hutcheson
, and including Reid and Beattie , continued to explore the territory of feeling ,
making , as Shaftesbury put it , ' a formal Descent on the Territories of the Heart .
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Wordsworth and pastoral politics | 1 |
the pastoral tradition in early Wordsworth | 19 |
The Letter to Llandaff a crisis of political allegiance | 55 |
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