Coleridge's Literary CriticismH. Milford, 1931 - 266 страници |
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... true of his criticism on Wordsworth . It is true , with a difference , of his criticism on Shake- speare , which comes next to the other both in amount and in value . But here we are at an in- cidental disadvantage ; we do not possess ...
... true of his criticism on Wordsworth . It is true , with a difference , of his criticism on Shake- speare , which comes next to the other both in amount and in value . But here we are at an in- cidental disadvantage ; we do not possess ...
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... true , as Coleridge himself acutely remarks , that the characters of Shakespeare's work , like those in real life , are to be inferred by the reader , not told to him . But we have to be trained to inference ; we begin by seeing , for ...
... true , as Coleridge himself acutely remarks , that the characters of Shakespeare's work , like those in real life , are to be inferred by the reader , not told to him . But we have to be trained to inference ; we begin by seeing , for ...
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... true imitation of the essential principles ? —Imagine not that I am about to oppose genius to rules . No ! the comparative value of these rules is the very cause to be tried . The spirit of poetry , like all other living powers , must ...
... true imitation of the essential principles ? —Imagine not that I am about to oppose genius to rules . No ! the comparative value of these rules is the very cause to be tried . The spirit of poetry , like all other living powers , must ...
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