The Augustan VisionMethuen, 1978 - 318 頁 |
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... Newton , one might say , did the Copernican revolution finally come about in the inner selves of ordinary mankind . It was Newton's achievement to give cosmic theory the intensity of a vision and the lucidity of a mathematical ...
... Newton , one might say , did the Copernican revolution finally come about in the inner selves of ordinary mankind . It was Newton's achievement to give cosmic theory the intensity of a vision and the lucidity of a mathematical ...
第 42 頁
... Newton had taken beauty from poetry ; he had added new beauty , because he had added new truth'.3 The clearest example of Newton's profound and wide - ranging influence is to be found in the title , contents and currency of an ...
... Newton had taken beauty from poetry ; he had added new beauty , because he had added new truth'.3 The clearest example of Newton's profound and wide - ranging influence is to be found in the title , contents and currency of an ...
第 44 頁
... Newton's enquiries in this field . His work , in fact , served as a perfect meta- phor for the central Augustan ... Newton gave colour back to poetry . ' And the rainbow was an apt paradigm of this state of affairs - one had not just ...
... Newton's enquiries in this field . His work , in fact , served as a perfect meta- phor for the central Augustan ... Newton gave colour back to poetry . ' And the rainbow was an apt paradigm of this state of affairs - one had not just ...
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