Transcendentalism in English Romantic PoetryVantage, 1989 - 198页 |
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第11页
... regarded as being subject to those laws , but a thorough - going empiricism could not stop at that , for was not man a part of Nature ? As such , he could claim no exemption from the operations of her omnipotent laws . It was against ...
... regarded as being subject to those laws , but a thorough - going empiricism could not stop at that , for was not man a part of Nature ? As such , he could claim no exemption from the operations of her omnipotent laws . It was against ...
第17页
... regarded as unbecoming a rational being . .. They based their faith upon an intuitive , but authoritative , knowledge of God , and believed that the capacity to apprehend something of His character was actually possessed by all . Even ...
... regarded as unbecoming a rational being . .. They based their faith upon an intuitive , but authoritative , knowledge of God , and believed that the capacity to apprehend something of His character was actually possessed by all . Even ...
第19页
... regarded it as a wider faculty than the formal and shallow " reason " of the rationalists , or the austere " practical reason " of Kant . It was an interplay of all the faculties of the mind in which understanding and love were fully ...
... regarded it as a wider faculty than the formal and shallow " reason " of the rationalists , or the austere " practical reason " of Kant . It was an interplay of all the faculties of the mind in which understanding and love were fully ...
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accepted according action activity appeal Beauty become believed bring Byron calls child claimed Coleridge complete conception consciousness creed death deep desire divine doctrine earth elements emotions English eternal evil existence experience expressed facts faculty faith feeling force freedom German give glory happiness harmony heart heaven higher highest hope human human mind Ibid idea ideal imagination immortality individual influence inspiration intellectual intuitive Kant Keats knowledge letter light live look man's meaning mind moments moral mystery mystic Nature necessity never objects passes passion peace perfection period philosophy physical pleasures poems poet poet's poetic poetry present principle reach realise reality reason regarded religion religious result revealed says seems sense Shelley soul spiritual stage theory things thinking thought transcendental true truth understand unity universe virtue vision Wordsworth