Transcendentalism in English Romantic PoetryVantage, 1989 - 198页 |
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... poems of this period in spite of an atmosphere of necessity created in " The Ancient Mariner " and " Christa- ble " the two remarkable poems of Coleridge written during this time . There is marked passivity in the characters of the ...
... poems of this period in spite of an atmosphere of necessity created in " The Ancient Mariner " and " Christa- ble " the two remarkable poems of Coleridge written during this time . There is marked passivity in the characters of the ...
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... poems being “ a record of his laboratory researches . " It is to the credit of Wordsworth that he has been the only poet who took much pains to examine the validity of knowledge by laying bare the workings of his mind , to trace to ...
... poems being “ a record of his laboratory researches . " It is to the credit of Wordsworth that he has been the only poet who took much pains to examine the validity of knowledge by laying bare the workings of his mind , to trace to ...
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... poems . Progress , we must remember , lies in the conquest of the seemingly impos- sible . Besides , however fervent ... Poems ; Introduction , p . 9 . 2. J. Bailey : Poets and Poetry , p . 162 ff . 3. W.J. Alexander : Introduction to ...
... poems . Progress , we must remember , lies in the conquest of the seemingly impos- sible . Besides , however fervent ... Poems ; Introduction , p . 9 . 2. J. Bailey : Poets and Poetry , p . 162 ff . 3. W.J. Alexander : Introduction to ...
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