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To arrive at ideal friendship and finally love demands more than a sense of
oneness with all nature and human story; sympathy for human suffering must be
felt and actively displayed. Here, as critics have agreed, lies the significance of
the ...
To arrive at ideal friendship and finally love demands more than a sense of
oneness with all nature and human story; sympathy for human suffering must be
felt and actively displayed. Here, as critics have agreed, lies the significance of
the ...
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Nor is it a unity solely of the object itself , emerging untrammeled and in its full
significance , but a unity also of the human spirit , both within itself and with what
was at first outside it . For in this " intensity " —the " excellence , ” he now feels , "
of ...
Nor is it a unity solely of the object itself , emerging untrammeled and in its full
significance , but a unity also of the human spirit , both within itself and with what
was at first outside it . For in this " intensity " —the " excellence , ” he now feels , "
of ...
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Fundamentally, it is a drama of syntax, for it appears that instead of continuing to
coalesce opposites by absorbing one into another, Keats has stumbled into
expressing the oxymoronic condition by opposing contraries: “All breathing
human ...
Fundamentally, it is a drama of syntax, for it appears that instead of continuing to
coalesce opposites by absorbing one into another, Keats has stumbled into
expressing the oxymoronic condition by opposing contraries: “All breathing
human ...
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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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