Critical Approaches to LiteraturePrentice-Hall, 1956 - 404 من الصفحات Study of the methods, functions, and values of literary criticism, from the beginnings to the present day. |
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... ideas , and so with true reality , instead of simply imitating the reflections of those ideas , as Plato himself claimed . Poetry and the Platonic idea Such a view of the function of the imagination inevitably involved the defense of ...
... ideas , and so with true reality , instead of simply imitating the reflections of those ideas , as Plato himself claimed . Poetry and the Platonic idea Such a view of the function of the imagination inevitably involved the defense of ...
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... ideas . The two poetries will differ from each other as radically as a thing differs from an idea . . . . I ... ideas , whether large ones or small ones , grand ones or pretty ones , certainly ideas to live by and die by , but what the ...
... ideas . The two poetries will differ from each other as radically as a thing differs from an idea . . . . I ... ideas , whether large ones or small ones , grand ones or pretty ones , certainly ideas to live by and die by , but what the ...
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... ideas . ( The usual ideas are those which consti- tute the popular causes , patriotic , religious , moral , or social . ) Or Platonic Poetry is the elaboration of ideas as such , but in proceeding introduces for ornament some physical ...
... ideas . ( The usual ideas are those which consti- tute the popular causes , patriotic , religious , moral , or social . ) Or Platonic Poetry is the elaboration of ideas as such , but in proceeding introduces for ornament some physical ...
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