Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Clarendon Press, 1965 - 334 頁 |
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... Stowey ( the Pantisocratic enthusiasm now dead ) , he devoted his thoughts to ' the foundations of religion and morals ' , the doubts which assailed him were directed against the human intellect as an organ of final truths , not against ...
... Stowey ( the Pantisocratic enthusiasm now dead ) , he devoted his thoughts to ' the foundations of religion and morals ' , the doubts which assailed him were directed against the human intellect as an organ of final truths , not against ...
第 xx 頁
... Stowey , but we have no evidence that he had before that date assigned a definite faculty to this sphere of mental activity , or named that faculty the imagination . Indeed , a letter to Thelwall , written immediately before the migra ...
... Stowey , but we have no evidence that he had before that date assigned a definite faculty to this sphere of mental activity , or named that faculty the imagination . Indeed , a letter to Thelwall , written immediately before the migra ...
第 255 頁
... Stowey for my residence . The cottage at Clevedon , where Coleridge settled after marriage , was soon abandoned on account of its distance from the Bristol Library , and during the whole of 1796 he was without a settled home . No doubt ...
... Stowey for my residence . The cottage at Clevedon , where Coleridge settled after marriage , was soon abandoned on account of its distance from the Bristol Library , and during the whole of 1796 he was without a settled home . No doubt ...
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