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... genius . As a result , they often equated the poet's personal characteristics with those of his poetry . By venerating the individual poet- ic genius while at the same time making specific demands upon him , Early Victorian criticism ...
... genius . As a result , they often equated the poet's personal characteristics with those of his poetry . By venerating the individual poet- ic genius while at the same time making specific demands upon him , Early Victorian criticism ...
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... genius . The Celtic genius has also flowed with unusual power in man's revolt against the limitations of his existence . Despite its " want of sanity " , Arnold found a moral value in what he calls the " Titanism " of the Celt , in his ...
... genius . The Celtic genius has also flowed with unusual power in man's revolt against the limitations of his existence . Despite its " want of sanity " , Arnold found a moral value in what he calls the " Titanism " of the Celt , in his ...
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... genius of our century . " Goethe had also said : " Die Engländer mögen auch von Byron halten , was sie wollen , so ... genius " to Byron . " What Goethe did really say was ' the greatest talent , ' not ' the greatest genius . " " " The ...
... genius of our century . " Goethe had also said : " Die Engländer mögen auch von Byron halten , was sie wollen , so ... genius " to Byron . " What Goethe did really say was ' the greatest talent , ' not ' the greatest genius . " " " The ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
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