The Garment of Praise: The Necessity for PoetryDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1929 - 401 strani |
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Stran 115
... important than anything else in the whole world . It is therefore true that the exquisite , slight disproportions which provoke laughter can never even reach up as far as the fanatic's preoccupation , much less topple its balanced emi ...
... important than anything else in the whole world . It is therefore true that the exquisite , slight disproportions which provoke laughter can never even reach up as far as the fanatic's preoccupation , much less topple its balanced emi ...
Stran 367
... important effect , however , of the conjunction in the poet of respect for the man of science and the fact that he ... importance . The poet must believe in his work , he must believe himself capable of more than a fragmentary lucidity ...
... important effect , however , of the conjunction in the poet of respect for the man of science and the fact that he ... importance . The poet must believe in his work , he must believe himself capable of more than a fragmentary lucidity ...
Stran 387
... importance to which it contributes . Mr. Eliot , who may be too excellent a critic for his own peace as a poet , believes seriously that the mind of one's own age is more important than the individual mind which tries to com- prehend it ...
... importance to which it contributes . Mr. Eliot , who may be too excellent a critic for his own peace as a poet , believes seriously that the mind of one's own age is more important than the individual mind which tries to com- prehend it ...
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The Garment of Praise: The Necessity for Poetry Eleanor Carroll Chilton,Herbert Agar Prikaz kratkega opisa - 1929 |
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