Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷The University Press, 1954 - 272 頁 |
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... universal factor in knowledge ) , presented Coleridge with fresh matter for reflection . Here , too , it was impossible for him to stop short with Kant . That insight into reality which charac- terized the imagination in its highest ...
... universal factor in knowledge ) , presented Coleridge with fresh matter for reflection . Here , too , it was impossible for him to stop short with Kant . That insight into reality which charac- terized the imagination in its highest ...
第 lxiii 頁
... universal validity . By calling it the organ of philosophy , Schelling means that philosophy must start from a fundamental experience , and that it is the imagination which renders this fundamental experience possible . And to Schelling ...
... universal validity . By calling it the organ of philosophy , Schelling means that philosophy must start from a fundamental experience , and that it is the imagination which renders this fundamental experience possible . And to Schelling ...
第 60 頁
... universal admission . 15 Truths of all others the most awful and mysterious , yet being at the same time of universal interest , are too often con- sidered as so true , that they lose all the life and efficiency of truth , and lie bed ...
... universal admission . 15 Truths of all others the most awful and mysterious , yet being at the same time of universal interest , are too often con- sidered as so true , that they lose all the life and efficiency of truth , and lie bed ...
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