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Though the assertion may seem paradoxical , a study of other men is probably not necessary to the tragic poet . We find some of the great poets have lived a retiring , homely sort of life , without having a chance of witnessing around ...
Though the assertion may seem paradoxical , a study of other men is probably not necessary to the tragic poet . We find some of the great poets have lived a retiring , homely sort of life , without having a chance of witnessing around ...
Pagina 154
His personal career may be inevitable and interesting , but it does not explain the poet . ... Poetic irrationality bears this resemblance to dream , that its flow of images is explained by affective laws ; but it is not " free ...
His personal career may be inevitable and interesting , but it does not explain the poet . ... Poetic irrationality bears this resemblance to dream , that its flow of images is explained by affective laws ; but it is not " free ...
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Quite naïvely the poet records directly all his impressions , experiences , thoughts , images . Hence the apparent egoism of poetry ... equated with dream , poetic technique is similar to dream technique . The nature of dream technique ...
Quite naïvely the poet records directly all his impressions , experiences , thoughts , images . Hence the apparent egoism of poetry ... equated with dream , poetic technique is similar to dream technique . The nature of dream technique ...
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