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The writer therefore concludes this his preparatory Essay by two postu10 lates , the only ones he deems necessary for his complete intelligibility : the first , that the reader would steadily look into his own mind to know whether the ...
The writer therefore concludes this his preparatory Essay by two postu10 lates , the only ones he deems necessary for his complete intelligibility : the first , that the reader would steadily look into his own mind to know whether the ...
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FRAGMENT OF AN ESSAY ON BEAUTY 6 6 6 Also from vol . i , of the Remains . PAGE 250 l . 6. endeavouring to recollect a name . For this illustration cp . Biog . Lit. i . 85 and note ; On Thinking and Reflection ( Miscellanics , p .
FRAGMENT OF AN ESSAY ON BEAUTY 6 6 6 Also from vol . i , of the Remains . PAGE 250 l . 6. endeavouring to recollect a name . For this illustration cp . Biog . Lit. i . 85 and note ; On Thinking and Reflection ( Miscellanics , p .
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This sentence and the rest of the essay are not very clear ; but a doubt seems to have arisen in Coleridge's mind as to the justice of his original definition of the end of art as pleasure . The principle of his dictum concerning the ...
This sentence and the rest of the essay are not very clear ; but a doubt seems to have arisen in Coleridge's mind as to the justice of his original definition of the end of art as pleasure . The principle of his dictum concerning the ...
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Biographia Literaria Wordsworth Collection,Samuel Taylor 1772-1834 Coleridge, Ass Sin vista previa disponible - 2016 |
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