Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷 |
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Having thus cleared the ground , Coleridge next purposed to show ' by what influences of the choice and judgement the associative power becomes either memory or fancy , and to appropriate the remaining offices of the mind to the reason ...
Having thus cleared the ground , Coleridge next purposed to show ' by what influences of the choice and judgement the associative power becomes either memory or fancy , and to appropriate the remaining offices of the mind to the reason ...
第 28 頁
When the most vapid satires have become the objects of a keen public interest , purely from the number of contemporary characters named in the patch - work notes , ( which possess , however , the comparative merit of being more poetical ...
When the most vapid satires have become the objects of a keen public interest , purely from the number of contemporary characters named in the patch - work notes , ( which possess , however , the comparative merit of being more poetical ...
第 176 頁
more the principle of law breaks forth , the more does the husk drop off , the phænomena themselves become more spiritual and at length cease altogether in our consciousness . The optical phænomena are but a geometry , the lines of ...
more the principle of law breaks forth , the more does the husk drop off , the phænomena themselves become more spiritual and at length cease altogether in our consciousness . The optical phænomena are but a geometry , the lines of ...
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