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... Coleridge interpret Plato in verse , and nearly all our nineteenth- century philosophy belongs to the same school . What do we mean when we speak of Platonism ? There are natural Platonists , and there are learned Platonists , who take ...
... Coleridge interpret Plato in verse , and nearly all our nineteenth- century philosophy belongs to the same school . What do we mean when we speak of Platonism ? There are natural Platonists , and there are learned Platonists , who take ...
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... Coleridge - we might perhaps call it the Plotinian side - appealed much to Ruskin . This was only one side of Plato's genius . Plato was a philo- sophic mystic , as Wordsworth was , and Ruskin , I think , was not . Wordsworth differs ...
... Coleridge - we might perhaps call it the Plotinian side - appealed much to Ruskin . This was only one side of Plato's genius . Plato was a philo- sophic mystic , as Wordsworth was , and Ruskin , I think , was not . Wordsworth differs ...
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... Coleridge , as living in the clouds , too timid to come forward as a champion of the right . But behind all this there was a strong vein of romanticism and pantheistic mysticism . Carlyle was fond of quoting " we are such stuff as ...
... Coleridge , as living in the clouds , too timid to come forward as a champion of the right . But behind all this there was a strong vein of romanticism and pantheistic mysticism . Carlyle was fond of quoting " we are such stuff as ...
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Some English Letter Writers of the Seventeenth | 1 |
Some Observations By Professor | 29 |
Plato and Ruskin By THE VERY REV W | 49 |
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