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... [ Poets ] voice rather more clearly and resoundingly what all know .... The mass does not understand it although unconsciously living what it expresses ; not because the poet proclaims it , but because its life issues from the collective ...
... [ Poets ] voice rather more clearly and resoundingly what all know .... The mass does not understand it although unconsciously living what it expresses ; not because the poet proclaims it , but because its life issues from the collective ...
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... poetic evidence , announced in its subtitle , " Growth of a Poet's Mind . " 47 In its uniqueness this mind is heroic . The subject for exaltation is not , as it is with the classic poet , the deeds of others . It is the poet's oracular ...
... poetic evidence , announced in its subtitle , " Growth of a Poet's Mind . " 47 In its uniqueness this mind is heroic . The subject for exaltation is not , as it is with the classic poet , the deeds of others . It is the poet's oracular ...
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... poet . This initial insistence of Bodkin on " forgotten impressions " of both poet and " sympathetic ” reader gets in the way of an unadulterated Jungian approach . The arguments of the book are constantly punc- tuated with unresolved ...
... poet . This initial insistence of Bodkin on " forgotten impressions " of both poet and " sympathetic ” reader gets in the way of an unadulterated Jungian approach . The arguments of the book are constantly punc- tuated with unresolved ...
Contents
PSYCHOANALYSIS AND ART | 31 |
PSYCHOLOGY AND LITERATURE | 48 |
THE AUTHORITY OF FEELING AND THE ORIGINS | 69 |
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