Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1962 |
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... impressions that are left , ( or in the language of Mr. Hume , the ideas , ) are linked together . Whenever there- fore any one of the movements , which constitute a complex to impression , is renewed through the senses , the others ...
... impressions that are left , ( or in the language of Mr. Hume , the ideas , ) are linked together . Whenever there- fore any one of the movements , which constitute a complex to impression , is renewed through the senses , the others ...
第 77 頁
... impression from the top of St. Paul's church ; and how rapid and continuous the series of such total impressions . If therefore we suppose the absence of all interference of the 5 will , reason , and judgement , one or other of two ...
... impression from the top of St. Paul's church ; and how rapid and continuous the series of such total impressions . If therefore we suppose the absence of all interference of the 5 will , reason , and judgement , one or other of two ...
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... impressions of sense : it is the faculty which images in the mind the phenomena of sensation . A man has fancy in ... impression ' of Wordsworth's meaning . The poet first conceives the essential nature of his object , and then strips it ...
... impressions of sense : it is the faculty which images in the mind the phenomena of sensation . A man has fancy in ... impression ' of Wordsworth's meaning . The poet first conceives the essential nature of his object , and then strips it ...
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