Literary Criticism of Oscar WildeUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1968 - 253页 |
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... poetic instinct and richness of imaginative resource . " He reviewed few other living poets he could admire . Swinburne , who " once set his age on fire by a volume of very perfect and very poisonous poetry , " disappointed Wilde by ...
... poetic instinct and richness of imaginative resource . " He reviewed few other living poets he could admire . Swinburne , who " once set his age on fire by a volume of very perfect and very poisonous poetry , " disappointed Wilde by ...
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... poetry . Wordsworth , and other poets who have been like him in ancient or more recent times , are the masters , the experts , in this art of - impassioned contemplation . Their work is not to teach lessons , or enforce rules , or even ...
... poetry . Wordsworth , and other poets who have been like him in ancient or more recent times , are the masters , the experts , in this art of - impassioned contemplation . Their work is not to teach lessons , or enforce rules , or even ...
第212页
... poet sings because he must sing . At least , no great poet does . A great poet sings because he chooses to sing . It is so now , and it has always been so . We are sometimes apt to think that the voices that sounded at the dawn of poetry ...
... poet sings because he must sing . At least , no great poet does . A great poet sings because he chooses to sing . It is so now , and it has always been so . We are sometimes apt to think that the voices that sounded at the dawn of poetry ...
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