Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷 |
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collection of material and imbibed the spirit of Lessing's critical doctrines . To these doctrines Coleridge's own obligation has — especially as regards Shakespeare - in all probability been overestimated , at least in Lessing's own ...
collection of material and imbibed the spirit of Lessing's critical doctrines . To these doctrines Coleridge's own obligation has — especially as regards Shakespeare - in all probability been overestimated , at least in Lessing's own ...
第 xliv 頁
And this for the reason that , as regards the material of its intuitions , it is passive and dependent ; determined from without , not determining from within . Thus , like the intellect , it combines the particulars of sense merely as ...
And this for the reason that , as regards the material of its intuitions , it is passive and dependent ; determined from without , not determining from within . Thus , like the intellect , it combines the particulars of sense merely as ...
第 68 頁
He does not even announce it , as differing in any respect from the general laws of material motion and impact : nor was it , indeed , possible for him so to do , compatibly with his system , which was exclusively material and ...
He does not even announce it , as differing in any respect from the general laws of material motion and impact : nor was it , indeed , possible for him so to do , compatibly with his system , which was exclusively material and ...
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