Wordsworth's Preface to Lyrical BalladsRosenkilde and Bagger, 1957 - Всего страниц: 204 |
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... poet . The reader is evidently supposed to follow a path parallel to the poet's : to have his ' feelings excited by the poet's description of " objects " and by his utterance of " sentiments " ; 12 and he will , pre- sumably , arrive at ...
... poet . The reader is evidently supposed to follow a path parallel to the poet's : to have his ' feelings excited by the poet's description of " objects " and by his utterance of " sentiments " ; 12 and he will , pre- sumably , arrive at ...
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... poet's mind.14 For Wordsworth's new ideas imply that , whether the poet writes subjec- tive lyric or dramatic speech , he will , in some sense , write poetry by expressing himself rather than by imitating the utterance of others . The ...
... poet's mind.14 For Wordsworth's new ideas imply that , whether the poet writes subjec- tive lyric or dramatic speech , he will , in some sense , write poetry by expressing himself rather than by imitating the utterance of others . The ...
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... poet's success , it does so merely by checking , against an available exemplar , the accuracy of the poet's report ; or : the poet deals with a fictitious situation , yet there is a real - life exemplar of this fictitious situation ...
... poet's success , it does so merely by checking , against an available exemplar , the accuracy of the poet's report ; or : the poet deals with a fictitious situation , yet there is a real - life exemplar of this fictitious situation ...
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PREFACE | 11 |
The Theory of Metre | 31 |
The Spontaneous Overflow of Powerful Feelings | 40 |
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