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We become still more interested because the use of the label “genius,” as an
easy way of resolving the problem of what leads men to ... It becomes
increasingly naïve to grasp at it, as a crutch, when we move into the more
openended activities ...
We become still more interested because the use of the label “genius,” as an
easy way of resolving the problem of what leads men to ... It becomes
increasingly naïve to grasp at it, as a crutch, when we move into the more
openended activities ...
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He was nothing in himself; but he was all that others were, or that they could
become. He not only had in himself the germs of every faculty and feeling, but he
could follow them by anticipation, intuitively, into all their conceivable
ramifications, ...
He was nothing in himself; but he was all that others were, or that they could
become. He not only had in himself the germs of every faculty and feeling, but he
could follow them by anticipation, intuitively, into all their conceivable
ramifications, ...
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The sequence becomes organic instead of artificial by the personification of the
urn : “ Thou still unravish'd bride . ... The poet has become engaged not only in
the urn , but also in the frieze , and even in the life of the figures themselves as
the ...
The sequence becomes organic instead of artificial by the personification of the
urn : “ Thou still unravish'd bride . ... The poet has become engaged not only in
the urn , but also in the frieze , and even in the life of the figures themselves as
the ...
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
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