Carlyle's Friendships and Other StudiesDuke University Press, 1977 - Всего страниц: 342 |
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... poetry , it is easy to recognize in the Preface much that is clearly Coleridgean . The point is that the basis of poetic theory which Coleridge had in mind when he wrote The Ancient Mariner was much broader and more complex than that ...
... poetry , it is easy to recognize in the Preface much that is clearly Coleridgean . The point is that the basis of poetic theory which Coleridge had in mind when he wrote The Ancient Mariner was much broader and more complex than that ...
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... poetry as poetry is essentially ideal , that it avoids and excludes all accident . [ Coleridge then adds this note quoted from The Friend : ] Paradoxical as it may sound , one of the essential properties of Geometry is not less ...
... poetry as poetry is essentially ideal , that it avoids and excludes all accident . [ Coleridge then adds this note quoted from The Friend : ] Paradoxical as it may sound , one of the essential properties of Geometry is not less ...
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... poetry is a very exacting art . In a frequently quoted passage from the Biographia , Coleridge expresses his gratitude to his old schoolmaster James Bowyer for teaching him this lesson : " I learnt from him that Poetry , even that of ...
... poetry is a very exacting art . In a frequently quoted passage from the Biographia , Coleridge expresses his gratitude to his old schoolmaster James Bowyer for teaching him this lesson : " I learnt from him that Poetry , even that of ...
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The Background of Carlyles Portrait of Coleridge | 36 |
The Carlyles and Byron | 61 |
The Correspondence and Friendship of Thomas Carlyle | 94 |
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