Reason & Imagination: A Study of Form and Meaning in Four PoemsUniversity of Hull, 1960 - 143 Seiten |
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... reason , was extended to include what was called ' right reason ' . This was no mere rational faculty ; it was part of that inner illumination provided by the indwelling Spirit of God , the candle of the Lord ' of the Cambridge ...
... reason , was extended to include what was called ' right reason ' . This was no mere rational faculty ; it was part of that inner illumination provided by the indwelling Spirit of God , the candle of the Lord ' of the Cambridge ...
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... reason and the senses and yet his I Though not between reason and faith . The dualism of spirit and flesh is not the same , of course , as a dualism of mind and matter , or spirit and body . Milton held consistently the belief that mind ...
... reason and the senses and yet his I Though not between reason and faith . The dualism of spirit and flesh is not the same , of course , as a dualism of mind and matter , or spirit and body . Milton held consistently the belief that mind ...
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... reason and passions , or even the mastery of one by the other ; it is a harmony between them . Yes , Nature's road must ever be prefer'd ; Reason is here no guide , but still a guard : ' Tis hers to rectify , not overthrow , And treat ...
... reason and passions , or even the mastery of one by the other ; it is a harmony between them . Yes , Nature's road must ever be prefer'd ; Reason is here no guide , but still a guard : ' Tis hers to rectify , not overthrow , And treat ...
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POETIC MEANING I | 1 |
MILTONS LYCIDAS | 21 |
POPES ESSAY ON MAN | 51 |
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