Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1967 |
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... imagination , though still receiving its law from the understanding , is yet so far free , that its activity is determined not by the necessity of a particular cognition , but by its own character as an organ of know- ledge in general ...
... imagination , though still receiving its law from the understanding , is yet so far free , that its activity is determined not by the necessity of a particular cognition , but by its own character as an organ of know- ledge in general ...
第 lxiii 頁
... imagination . And of this unification the principle is found in the self , conceived not abstractly but as the whole nature of man , or all that is essential to that nature . Thought and feeling , in their original identity , demand ...
... imagination . And of this unification the principle is found in the self , conceived not abstractly but as the whole nature of man , or all that is essential to that nature . Thought and feeling , in their original identity , demand ...
第 lxvii 頁
... imagination or esemplastic power . But the promised deduction is cut short by the timely or untimely letter of warning from Coleridge's fictitious friend . The chapter on the imagination , ' which cannot , when it is printed , amount to ...
... imagination or esemplastic power . But the promised deduction is cut short by the timely or untimely letter of warning from Coleridge's fictitious friend . The chapter on the imagination , ' which cannot , when it is printed , amount to ...
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