Studies in PoetryPearson Education, 1971 - 276 sivua |
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... universal harmony or unity . It may be observed that his great poetical achievement belongs to that period when his mind was governed by this two - fold con- ception of Necessity and Unity . But when he became a Transcen- dentalist , he ...
... universal harmony or unity . It may be observed that his great poetical achievement belongs to that period when his mind was governed by this two - fold con- ception of Necessity and Unity . But when he became a Transcen- dentalist , he ...
Sivu 226
... Universal Mind , which animates the universe . Further , everything in the universe is an expression of this animating principle . Man also partakes of this principle . While alive , men are separated from each other and from this ...
... Universal Mind , which animates the universe . Further , everything in the universe is an expression of this animating principle . Man also partakes of this principle . While alive , men are separated from each other and from this ...
Sivu 234
... universal harmony . A number of critics and scholars continued to focus interest on Keats as a poet of thought.3 But at the same time Keats's importance as a pure poet is not minimized . In his book on Keats and Shakespeare , J. M. ...
... universal harmony . A number of critics and scholars continued to focus interest on Keats as a poet of thought.3 But at the same time Keats's importance as a pure poet is not minimized . In his book on Keats and Shakespeare , J. M. ...
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CHAPTER | 1 |
Life and Work of Dryden | 2 |
Drydens Political Thought and its Relation to his Satires | 3 |
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