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... question approached when we referred to the compulsion exercised by Coleridge's poem - the question which , in its general form , has been effectively raised by Dr. I. A. Richards , as to the kind of belief which poetry rightly claims ...
... question approached when we referred to the compulsion exercised by Coleridge's poem - the question which , in its general form , has been effectively raised by Dr. I. A. Richards , as to the kind of belief which poetry rightly claims ...
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... question : ' in the reading of King Lear what facts verifiable by science , or accepted and believed in as we accept and believe in ascertained facts , are relevant ? ' and answers : ' None whatever ' . We may perhaps admit the answer ...
... question : ' in the reading of King Lear what facts verifiable by science , or accepted and believed in as we accept and believe in ascertained facts , are relevant ? ' and answers : ' None whatever ' . We may perhaps admit the answer ...
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... question , how far the presence of collective representations that have become unreal to us detracts from complete ... question of the claim upon the reader for belief . This question in regard to the Divine Comedy has been put aside by ...
... question , how far the presence of collective representations that have become unreal to us detracts from complete ... question of the claim upon the reader for belief . This question in regard to the Divine Comedy has been put aside by ...
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Richards of Jung and of Middleton Murry in reference to this | 5 |
of incantation | 9 |
from Women in Love of the moons reflection in water as such | 11 |
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