Biographia Literaria, 第 2 卷 |
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It has been before observed that images , however beautiful , though faithfully copied from nature , and as accurately represented in words , do not of themselves char- 95 acterize the poet . They become proofs of original genius only ...
It has been before observed that images , however beautiful , though faithfully copied from nature , and as accurately represented in words , do not of themselves char- 95 acterize the poet . They become proofs of original genius only ...
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Fifth and last ; thoughts and images too great for the subject . ... Nothing is more likely too , than that a vivid image or visual spectrum , thus originated , may become the link of associaa a tion in recalling the feelings and images ...
Fifth and last ; thoughts and images too great for the subject . ... Nothing is more likely too , than that a vivid image or visual spectrum , thus originated , may become the link of associaa a tion in recalling the feelings and images ...
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T. T. 1833 : ' Fancy brings together images which have no connection natural or moral ; are yoked by the poet by means of some accidental coincidence . ' ) The solution of the difficulty is perhaps this — that both fancy and imagination ...
T. T. 1833 : ' Fancy brings together images which have no connection natural or moral ; are yoked by the poet by means of some accidental coincidence . ' ) The solution of the difficulty is perhaps this — that both fancy and imagination ...
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