The House of EmersonUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1982 - 272 psl. |
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... Poet , " we can agree with David Porter that in the end Emerson's " defense of poetry stands as the defense of his prose . " 1 Moreover , it stands as a defence of his own poems , and his best poems are his strongest defence of " The Poet ...
... Poet , " we can agree with David Porter that in the end Emerson's " defense of poetry stands as the defense of his prose . " 1 Moreover , it stands as a defence of his own poems , and his best poems are his strongest defence of " The Poet ...
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... poet whom I describe " ( W , III , 37 ) . Critics have tended to look elsewhere and into the future , as Emerson seems to do , for the kind of poet and poetry envisioned in " The Poet . " The completion of the essay , however , was ...
... poet whom I describe " ( W , III , 37 ) . Critics have tended to look elsewhere and into the future , as Emerson seems to do , for the kind of poet and poetry envisioned in " The Poet . " The completion of the essay , however , was ...
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... poet an adequate partner . The final stage of " The Sphinx " begins auspiciously with " Uprose the merry Sphinx / And crouched no more in stone . " Those words introduce one of the most memorable passages in Emerson's poetry ...
... poet an adequate partner . The final stage of " The Sphinx " begins auspiciously with " Uprose the merry Sphinx / And crouched no more in stone . " Those words introduce one of the most memorable passages in Emerson's poetry ...
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Preface page | 11 |
Acknowledgments page | 19 |
Emersons Epistemology page | 25 |
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