Biographia Literaria1958 |
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第 xxxiii 頁
... merely a world of lifeless forms , unconnected and devoid of motive power . Such a world is , indeed , a ' work of fancy ' ; but it is fancy exercised unconsciously and unwillingly . And as to these fantastic deliverances of the mere ...
... merely a world of lifeless forms , unconnected and devoid of motive power . Such a world is , indeed , a ' work of fancy ' ; but it is fancy exercised unconsciously and unwillingly . And as to these fantastic deliverances of the mere ...
第 xlii 頁
... merely a mass of little things ' ; but when Kant spoke of the phenomenal world , with which alone the understanding ... mere intellect cannot grasp the supersensuous , he could not follow him in asserting that the supersensuous cannot be ...
... merely a mass of little things ' ; but when Kant spoke of the phenomenal world , with which alone the understanding ... mere intellect cannot grasp the supersensuous , he could not follow him in asserting that the supersensuous cannot be ...
第 157 頁
... merely as an author . The hearts of men are open to him , as to one of their own class ; and whether he exerts himself or not in the conversational circles of his acquaintance , his silence is not attributed to pride , nor his ...
... merely as an author . The hearts of men are open to him , as to one of their own class ; and whether he exerts himself or not in the conversational circles of his acquaintance , his silence is not attributed to pride , nor his ...
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