Transcendentalism in English Romantic PoetryVantage, 1989 - 198页 |
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... poet may accept the ground - work of philosophy , but he is not the protagonist of any particular school . The philosophy that he promulgates is relieved of all its abstract theories and the husk of argumentation . He presents only the ...
... poet may accept the ground - work of philosophy , but he is not the protagonist of any particular school . The philosophy that he promulgates is relieved of all its abstract theories and the husk of argumentation . He presents only the ...
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... poet afterwards . " This is not only an over- statement of facts , but it places Keats in the second rank of poets with whom the Muse came as a subsidiary pursuit . On the contrary , Keats was a poet first and always . That was the ...
... poet afterwards . " This is not only an over- statement of facts , but it places Keats in the second rank of poets with whom the Muse came as a subsidiary pursuit . On the contrary , Keats was a poet first and always . That was the ...
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... poet's mind is too patent to be missed . It was only two years previously that he had succeeded in formulating a definite philosophy of life which he expressed with full zeal and earnestness in his remarkable letter to George written in ...
... poet's mind is too patent to be missed . It was only two years previously that he had succeeded in formulating a definite philosophy of life which he expressed with full zeal and earnestness in his remarkable letter to George written in ...
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