Literature and CriticismBookland, 1963 - 287 頁 |
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... Judgment as opposed to Fancy . " Judgment begets the strength and structure , and Fancy begets the ornaments of a Poem " . The content and form of a work of art must depend on judgment . According to him , ' Discretion ' is the first ...
... Judgment as opposed to Fancy . " Judgment begets the strength and structure , and Fancy begets the ornaments of a Poem " . The content and form of a work of art must depend on judgment . According to him , ' Discretion ' is the first ...
第 99 頁
... solid reasoned body of critical judgment ... We may freely disagree with is judgments , but we can never justly disable his judgment ; and his is the real criterion of a great critic " . 35 Notes 1. op . cit . p . 12 . The Great Dictator ...
... solid reasoned body of critical judgment ... We may freely disagree with is judgments , but we can never justly disable his judgment ; and his is the real criterion of a great critic " . 35 Notes 1. op . cit . p . 12 . The Great Dictator ...
第 249 頁
... judgment often are at strife , Though meant each other's aid , like man and wife . ( 84 ) Warburton pointed out the double sense of the term , ' imagination " and ' judgment ' ( i.e. control of that imagination ) in this passage : " In ...
... judgment often are at strife , Though meant each other's aid , like man and wife . ( 84 ) Warburton pointed out the double sense of the term , ' imagination " and ' judgment ' ( i.e. control of that imagination ) in this passage : " In ...
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