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Pagina 71
And so , he adds , those who write in verse about physics or medicine are usually
called poets , but this usage is wrong , for “ Homer and Empedocles have nothing
in common except meters ; this is why Homer should be called a poet and ...
And so , he adds , those who write in verse about physics or medicine are usually
called poets , but this usage is wrong , for “ Homer and Empedocles have nothing
in common except meters ; this is why Homer should be called a poet and ...
Pagina 135
It seems , on the contrary , that Poe intended to prove , by an analysis of his own
poem The Raven , “ that no one point in ... reasonings on method will not help
those who are not able to use it , but all the other authors of poetic arts know that .
It seems , on the contrary , that Poe intended to prove , by an analysis of his own
poem The Raven , “ that no one point in ... reasonings on method will not help
those who are not able to use it , but all the other authors of poetic arts know that .
Pagina 177
Another poet , ” he observes , “ what he says is not true . ... and while still in the
flower of his short life , Thomas Aquinas had coldly written that poetic knowledge
is of objects which cannot be grasped by reason because they are not true .
Another poet , ” he observes , “ what he says is not true . ... and while still in the
flower of his short life , Thomas Aquinas had coldly written that poetic knowledge
is of objects which cannot be grasped by reason because they are not true .
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