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by Walter Jackson Bate I No English poet since the middle of the seventeenth
century seems to have attracted a wider variety of readers, and for a more nearly
unbroken period of time, than Keats. Almost every other poet has suffered
periods ...
by Walter Jackson Bate I No English poet since the middle of the seventeenth
century seems to have attracted a wider variety of readers, and for a more nearly
unbroken period of time, than Keats. Almost every other poet has suffered
periods ...
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II Our concern, in reprinting the selections that follow, is the mid-twentieth century
approach to Keats. But we needed to preface these selections with at least a
suggestion of why our present-day view of him does not (as in the case of many ...
II Our concern, in reprinting the selections that follow, is the mid-twentieth century
approach to Keats. But we needed to preface these selections with at least a
suggestion of why our present-day view of him does not (as in the case of many ...
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The interest spread to the critical theory of the arts; and well over a century before
German psychology developed the theory of Einfühlung—for which the word “
empathy” was later coined as a translation—English critical theory had
anticipated ...
The interest spread to the critical theory of the arts; and well over a century before
German psychology developed the theory of Einfühlung—for which the word “
empathy” was later coined as a translation—English critical theory had
anticipated ...
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
Derechos de autor | |
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