Essays by Divers Hands: Being the Transactions of the Royal Society of Literature, Band 20 |
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... contemplative mood , and to that extent they make for poetry . We find , as we should expect , that contemplation plays a much larger part in verse than in life . Yet the influence of the formal elements , metre and VOL . XX , N.S. 7 ...
... contemplative mood , and to that extent they make for poetry . We find , as we should expect , that contemplation plays a much larger part in verse than in life . Yet the influence of the formal elements , metre and VOL . XX , N.S. 7 ...
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... contemplation that is entirely pure , for it may be doubted whether the human mind is capable of such a state . Nevertheless , the contemplation induced by poetry is further removed from action in pursuit of a desired end , or from ...
... contemplation that is entirely pure , for it may be doubted whether the human mind is capable of such a state . Nevertheless , the contemplation induced by poetry is further removed from action in pursuit of a desired end , or from ...
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... contemplation than the sometimes stubborn material of action and thought . Great poetry rejoices , however , in what is less easy . Is it a case of violent action ? Homer makes us contemplate the pursuit of Hector , remote and absorbed ...
... contemplation than the sometimes stubborn material of action and thought . Great poetry rejoices , however , in what is less easy . Is it a case of violent action ? Homer makes us contemplate the pursuit of Hector , remote and absorbed ...
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