Lyricality in English LiteratureUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1985 - 276 sivua |
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Sivu 3
... tends to destroy refer- ence also tends to enhance the musical purity of language , the feeling that all words , even the most erudite and meaningful , are only solmization syllables - do re mi fa . Composers have always been especially ...
... tends to destroy refer- ence also tends to enhance the musical purity of language , the feeling that all words , even the most erudite and meaningful , are only solmization syllables - do re mi fa . Composers have always been especially ...
Sivu 23
... tends to erect a little autonomous kingdom of art , neither man's world nor God's . Wordsworth's distinction between idolatrous and sublime poetry , between the definite and the indefinite , will help us dis- tinguish the former species ...
... tends to erect a little autonomous kingdom of art , neither man's world nor God's . Wordsworth's distinction between idolatrous and sublime poetry , between the definite and the indefinite , will help us dis- tinguish the former species ...
Sivu 97
... tend to coalesce " ( p . 25 ) . Presocial perception , therefore , is con- cerned with juvenile objects , objects ... tends to fudge the issue of temporality . Exactly when was it that immediate experience took place , if none of my ...
... tend to coalesce " ( p . 25 ) . Presocial perception , therefore , is con- cerned with juvenile objects , objects ... tends to fudge the issue of temporality . Exactly when was it that immediate experience took place , if none of my ...
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