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... merely to obscure the entelechy governing the diversity of his pursuits . For his notions of symbol and imagination give an integrity to his attention to religion ( where they find their origin ) , aesthetics , literature , ethics and ...
... merely to obscure the entelechy governing the diversity of his pursuits . For his notions of symbol and imagination give an integrity to his attention to religion ( where they find their origin ) , aesthetics , literature , ethics and ...
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... merely of a copy of the phenomenal world , is well characterized by Benedetto Croce as ' the sensible and imaginative vesture of an intellectual concept'.21 Coleridge's extension of the practical reason beyond the merely ethical ...
... merely of a copy of the phenomenal world , is well characterized by Benedetto Croce as ' the sensible and imaginative vesture of an intellectual concept'.21 Coleridge's extension of the practical reason beyond the merely ethical ...
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... merely as a plain account of what happened , is yet at the same time very elaborately struc- tured . ( p . 905 ) It is precisely in this deep structure that the irreducible mystery which always eludes description is said to lie ( p ...
... merely as a plain account of what happened , is yet at the same time very elaborately struc- tured . ( p . 905 ) It is precisely in this deep structure that the irreducible mystery which always eludes description is said to lie ( p ...
Contents
THE ROMANTIC CONTEXT | 8 |
Symbol and Organic Form | 16 |
KUBLA KHAN THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT | 43 |
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Coleridge as Poet and Religious Thinker: Inspiration and Revelation David Jasper Limited preview - 1985 |
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