Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1962 |
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... Schelling , that he had accepted Schelling's system wholesale and with it his account of that faculty . But the sudden termination of the argument , and the unsatisfactory vagueness of the final summary , in which he does not really ...
... Schelling , that he had accepted Schelling's system wholesale and with it his account of that faculty . But the sudden termination of the argument , and the unsatisfactory vagueness of the final summary , in which he does not really ...
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... Schelling , Coleridge declared that ' all Schelling had said he ( Coleridge ) had thought out for himself , or found in Jacob Boehme ' . See also Biog . Lit. i . 103 : ' My obligations to Boehme have been more direct . In the Coleorton ...
... Schelling , Coleridge declared that ' all Schelling had said he ( Coleridge ) had thought out for himself , or found in Jacob Boehme ' . See also Biog . Lit. i . 103 : ' My obligations to Boehme have been more direct . In the Coleorton ...
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... Schelling we owe , & c . Coleridge is here_more_com- plimentary to Schelling than of wont . Cp . Letter to J. H. Green , 1817 ( Letters , 683 ) : ' Schelling is too ambitious , too eager to be the Grand Seignior of the allein - selig ...
... Schelling we owe , & c . Coleridge is here_more_com- plimentary to Schelling than of wont . Cp . Letter to J. H. Green , 1817 ( Letters , 683 ) : ' Schelling is too ambitious , too eager to be the Grand Seignior of the allein - selig ...
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