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T HE CENTRAL argument of this essay , con- cerning what I shall , taking a term from Hegel , call the " concrete universal , " pro- ceeds from the observation that literary theorists have from early times to the present persisted in ...
T HE CENTRAL argument of this essay , con- cerning what I shall , taking a term from Hegel , call the " concrete universal , " pro- ceeds from the observation that literary theorists have from early times to the present persisted in ...
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The concrete facts in a special way embody and draw attention to an aspect of themselves ( a value ) , the universal . A more elaborate form of the doctrine and a determined attempt to clarify the paradox involved in it , is to be found ...
The concrete facts in a special way embody and draw attention to an aspect of themselves ( a value ) , the universal . A more elaborate form of the doctrine and a determined attempt to clarify the paradox involved in it , is to be found ...
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For then the picture would present the same universal as Reynolds ' portrait of Mrs. Siddons as " The Tragic Muse , " and all differ- ences between " The Age of Innocence " and " The Tragic Muse " would be aesthetically irrelevant .
For then the picture would present the same universal as Reynolds ' portrait of Mrs. Siddons as " The Tragic Muse , " and all differ- ences between " The Age of Innocence " and " The Tragic Muse " would be aesthetically irrelevant .
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The Poet in the Republic | 3 |
Conjectures on Original Composition | 12 |
WILLIAM WORDSWORTH | 30 |
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Criticism: The Foundations of Modern Literary Judgment Mark Schorer,Josephine Miles,Gordon McKenzie Просмотр фрагмента - 1948 |
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