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... vision , the deep self - absorption of complete domestic security ; but it is poetry about belief , about value , and in this aspect its vision transcends the narrow limits of a basis in domesticity . We cannot understand the ...
... vision , the deep self - absorption of complete domestic security ; but it is poetry about belief , about value , and in this aspect its vision transcends the narrow limits of a basis in domesticity . We cannot understand the ...
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... vision . The waking mind of the poet , both artist and spectator , turns the poem's subject into object , even to himself . The vision itself is extinguished - ' close your eyes with holy dread ' ( 1. 52 ) - as the poet embodies an ...
... vision . The waking mind of the poet , both artist and spectator , turns the poem's subject into object , even to himself . The vision itself is extinguished - ' close your eyes with holy dread ' ( 1. 52 ) - as the poet embodies an ...
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... Vision , immediately link it with the themes of the present study of Coleridge . There were two major critical attacks on The Glass of Vision in the 1950s , one theological by H. D. Lewis in his book Our Experience of God ( 1959 ) , one ...
... Vision , immediately link it with the themes of the present study of Coleridge . There were two major critical attacks on The Glass of Vision in the 1950s , one theological by H. D. Lewis in his book Our Experience of God ( 1959 ) , one ...
Contents
THE ROMANTIC CONTEXT | 8 |
Symbol and Organic Form | 16 |
KUBLA KHAN THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT | 43 |
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