Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1969 |
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... distinction of fancy and imagination had been , to some extent , definitely formulated by Coleridge . Certainly it was his own belief that he , and not Words- worth or any other , was the originator of the distinction . ' When once it ...
... distinction of fancy and imagination had been , to some extent , definitely formulated by Coleridge . Certainly it was his own belief that he , and not Words- worth or any other , was the originator of the distinction . ' When once it ...
第 xxiv 頁
... distinction was acknowledged by both poets at the time of their first intimacy , it was Coleridge who was chiefly concerned with its elaboration . 2 It is not without purpose that so much stress has been laid upon the actual date of ...
... distinction was acknowledged by both poets at the time of their first intimacy , it was Coleridge who was chiefly concerned with its elaboration . 2 It is not without purpose that so much stress has been laid upon the actual date of ...
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... distinction of fancy and imagination was a distinction of equal import for philosophy and for poetry . But having thus been led to a consideration of fundamental problems , there was danger that he would pursue them for their own sake ...
... distinction of fancy and imagination was a distinction of equal import for philosophy and for poetry . But having thus been led to a consideration of fundamental problems , there was danger that he would pursue them for their own sake ...
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