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Pagina 158
away not from the immediate environment of the reader but from the environment ( or external reality ) depicted in the poem . Hence poetry in its use of language continually distorts and denies the structure of reality to exalt the ...
away not from the immediate environment of the reader but from the environment ( or external reality ) depicted in the poem . Hence poetry in its use of language continually distorts and denies the structure of reality to exalt the ...
Pagina 172
The answer is , because poetry is an adaptation to external reality . It is an emotional attitude towards the world . It is made of language and language was created to signify otherness , to indicate portions of objective reality ...
The answer is , because poetry is an adaptation to external reality . It is an emotional attitude towards the world . It is made of language and language was created to signify otherness , to indicate portions of objective reality ...
Pagina 174
It is impossible to have affects in poetry without their adherence to symbols of external reality , for poetry's affects ( in so far as they are poetic ) are social , and it is impossible for different subjects to be linked except by a ...
It is impossible to have affects in poetry without their adherence to symbols of external reality , for poetry's affects ( in so far as they are poetic ) are social , and it is impossible for different subjects to be linked except by a ...
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Reality and Imagination 3 I Reality and Imagination | 3 |
perience | 62 |
Intuition | 89 |
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