Biographia Literaria ; Or, Biographical Sketches of My Literary Life and Opinions, Volume 1W. Pickering, 1847 - Aesthetics |
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Page vi
... particular references are too few and inaccurate to vindicate him from having dealt The passages borrowed by my Father from Schelling and Maasz are pointed out in this edition in notes at the foot of the pages where they occur . For the ...
... particular references are too few and inaccurate to vindicate him from having dealt The passages borrowed by my Father from Schelling and Maasz are pointed out in this edition in notes at the foot of the pages where they occur . For the ...
Page viii
... particular works and portions of works from which they came . " But even with the fullest conviction , " says Arch- deacon Hare , " that Coleridge cannot have been guilty of intentional plagiarism , the reader will , probably , viii Mr ...
... particular works and portions of works from which they came . " But even with the fullest conviction , " says Arch- deacon Hare , " that Coleridge cannot have been guilty of intentional plagiarism , the reader will , probably , viii Mr ...
Page x
... particular work from which it was taken , or even the writer's name . So indeed it may appear on an examination undertaken ostensibly for the love of wisdom , but a still closer one , conducted in the wisdom of love , will convince any ...
... particular work from which it was taken , or even the writer's name . So indeed it may appear on an examination undertaken ostensibly for the love of wisdom , but a still closer one , conducted in the wisdom of love , will convince any ...
Page xxx
... particular acrimony by the writer in Blackwood , as “ outraging common sense and the capacities of human belief , " with more about " cool assurance , " and " taking upon him to say , " and the like . And why all this ? Is there ...
... particular acrimony by the writer in Blackwood , as “ outraging common sense and the capacities of human belief , " with more about " cool assurance , " and " taking upon him to say , " and the like . And why all this ? Is there ...
Page xxxi
... particular advance in the state of science itself . Real Idealism could never have dawned on the mind of Schelling had he not been born into the meridian light of the Idealism of Kant , which was surely founded on the Idealism of ...
... particular advance in the state of science itself . Real Idealism could never have dawned on the mind of Schelling had he not been born into the meridian light of the Idealism of Kant , which was surely founded on the Idealism of ...
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