Transcendentalism in English Romantic PoetryVantage, 1989 - 198页 |
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... poets of the group we are going to study , namely , Coleridge , Wordsworth , Shelley , Keats , and Byron . This significant lack can be noted in most of the studies of poetry of this period , in which the tendency seems to be to treat ...
... poets of the group we are going to study , namely , Coleridge , Wordsworth , Shelley , Keats , and Byron . This significant lack can be noted in most of the studies of poetry of this period , in which the tendency seems to be to treat ...
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... poetry , Bradley is of opinion that to neglect it and throw it into the shade " is neither to take Wordsworth as he really was , nor to judge his poetry truly , since this aspect appears in much of it that we cannot deny to be first ...
... poetry , Bradley is of opinion that to neglect it and throw it into the shade " is neither to take Wordsworth as he really was , nor to judge his poetry truly , since this aspect appears in much of it that we cannot deny to be first ...
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... poetry that has a pal- pable design upon us , and , if we do not agree , seems to put its hand into its breeches pocket . Poetry should be great and unobtrusive , a thing which enters into one's soul . " ' ! It cannot , however , be ...
... poetry that has a pal- pable design upon us , and , if we do not agree , seems to put its hand into its breeches pocket . Poetry should be great and unobtrusive , a thing which enters into one's soul . " ' ! It cannot , however , be ...
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