The Greater Victorian PoetsFolcroft Library Editions, 1974 - 332 pages |
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Page 156
... methods the question of immortality ; but there is equally a renunciation in the spirit illustrated by the Parleyings , where the method is no longer dramatic but openly critical . Both Browning and the world were losers by the change ...
... methods the question of immortality ; but there is equally a renunciation in the spirit illustrated by the Parleyings , where the method is no longer dramatic but openly critical . Both Browning and the world were losers by the change ...
Page 196
... methods of the human intellect , the intuitive and the critical . The intuitive is the method of ait , the critical that of philosophy ; the former partakes of the nature of instinct , the latter is a deliberate exercise of reason . In ...
... methods of the human intellect , the intuitive and the critical . The intuitive is the method of ait , the critical that of philosophy ; the former partakes of the nature of instinct , the latter is a deliberate exercise of reason . In ...
Page 197
... method , and his judgment upon that is entitled to attention . It is not of course meant that Browning was all reason and no intuition if that had been the case he would have been no poet , though he might have been entitled to a high ...
... method , and his judgment upon that is entitled to attention . It is not of course meant that Browning was all reason and no intuition if that had been the case he would have been no poet , though he might have been entitled to a high ...
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