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Hitherto Coleridge had thought of this faculty a distinct poetic faculty , a gift granted in large measure only to a few minds , and perhaps entirely denied But in Kant he found assigned to it a universal function in the construction of ...
Hitherto Coleridge had thought of this faculty a distinct poetic faculty , a gift granted in large measure only to a few minds , and perhaps entirely denied But in Kant he found assigned to it a universal function in the construction of ...
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These , he asserted , were intuitions of truth which demanded universal acceptance . 1 Cp . Anima Poetae , p . 236 . a X But at the same time Schelling acknowledged that Introduction Ixiii.
These , he asserted , were intuitions of truth which demanded universal acceptance . 1 Cp . Anima Poetae , p . 236 . a X But at the same time Schelling acknowledged that Introduction Ixiii.
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In poems , equally as in philosophic disquisitions , genius produces the strongest impressions of novelty , while it rescues the most admitted truths from the impotence caused by the very circumstance of their universal admission .
In poems , equally as in philosophic disquisitions , genius produces the strongest impressions of novelty , while it rescues the most admitted truths from the impotence caused by the very circumstance of their universal admission .
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