American Criticism: A Study in Literary Theory from Poe to the PresentRussell & Russell, 1962 - 273 psl. |
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... mind , that is fundamental . Thought is supreme , and nature is only its vehicle , as Emerson asserts at length in the fourth section of ' Nature ' ( Language ) . The objects of nature are symbols of our thought ; ' the whole of nature ...
... mind , that is fundamental . Thought is supreme , and nature is only its vehicle , as Emerson asserts at length in the fourth section of ' Nature ' ( Language ) . The objects of nature are symbols of our thought ; ' the whole of nature ...
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... mind from the Universal Mind . To the Universal Mind each of us has direct access ; why , then , do we seek in books indirect access to it ? Because it chances that so much of the time we seek inspiration in vain : We go musing into the ...
... mind from the Universal Mind . To the Universal Mind each of us has direct access ; why , then , do we seek in books indirect access to it ? Because it chances that so much of the time we seek inspiration in vain : We go musing into the ...
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... mind , and romantic mind , 178 n . Scott , Sir Walter , his knowledge of character , 15 ; Emerson's opinion of , 57 , 86 ; his ' Lay of the Last Minstrel ' a ' paste jewel , ' 81 n .; a favorite of Whitman , 165 , 188 . Sculpture ...
... mind , and romantic mind , 178 n . Scott , Sir Walter , his knowledge of character , 15 ; Emerson's opinion of , 57 , 86 ; his ' Lay of the Last Minstrel ' a ' paste jewel , ' 81 n .; a favorite of Whitman , 165 , 188 . Sculpture ...
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