Wordsworth as CriticUniversity of Toronto Press, 1969 - 239 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 70–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 169
... Imagination ( or by Imagination failing in its task ) , 36 will no doubt be observably different from clearly definable extreme cases . But in Coleridgean terms such a case ought to be defined , not as it has just been defined , but as ...
... Imagination ( or by Imagination failing in its task ) , 36 will no doubt be observably different from clearly definable extreme cases . But in Coleridgean terms such a case ought to be defined , not as it has just been defined , but as ...
Էջ 171
... imagination than fancy in a poem it is placed under the head of imagination , and vice versa . " ( 143.25-29 ) Here is implied the position stated above , that the effects of Fancy and Imagination in any poem can always be discriminated ...
... imagination than fancy in a poem it is placed under the head of imagination , and vice versa . " ( 143.25-29 ) Here is implied the position stated above , that the effects of Fancy and Imagination in any poem can always be discriminated ...
Էջ 181
... Imagination " ( that is , among poems " produced by " the Imagination ) , as the account of Resolution and Independence justifies the inclusion of that poem in this class . In brief , the description of " There was a Boy " leads us to ...
... Imagination " ( that is , among poems " produced by " the Imagination ) , as the account of Resolution and Independence justifies the inclusion of that poem in this class . In brief , the description of " There was a Boy " leads us to ...
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OneThe Preface of 1800 31 | 3 |
Two The Theory of Metre | 27 |
Four The Additions of 1802 | 57 |
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achieved Alexander Gerard appears argument authenticity Biog Chapter character characteristic cited Coleridge Coleridge's common composition concept concerned connected critics defined described discussion distinction Dorothy Wordsworth dramatic dramatic poetry earlier effect elements emotion Essays upon Epitaphs event excited exist experience fact faculty Fancy genius human ideas Imagination important instance involved Knight Lake District language of prose London Lyrical Ballads maternal passion means metre metrical mode moral Night-Piece notion obiter dictum object observation occasion overflow of powerful particular passage perceived perhaps permanent phrase pleasure poem poet poetic diction poetry powerful feelings Preface of 1800 Preface to Lyrical Prel Prelude present produced reader real language rustic says seems seen selection sensations sense similar Simplon Pass sion soul spontaneous overflow subject-matter sublime sympathetic identification T. S. Eliot things Tintern Abbey tion truth unity utterance verse William Wordsworth Words Wordsworth Wordsworthian worth write Zall