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David Daiches. 4 POETIC ATTITUDES TO GOD FROM THE PSALMS TO DANTE I ended my last lecture by observing that while in the eighteenth century religious natures were sometimes driven to ... Poetic Attitudes to God from the Psalms to Dante.
David Daiches. 4 POETIC ATTITUDES TO GOD FROM THE PSALMS TO DANTE I ended my last lecture by observing that while in the eighteenth century religious natures were sometimes driven to ... Poetic Attitudes to God from the Psalms to Dante.
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... poetic self to the world of other people and objects , and the result is the exciting movement between identity and assimilation that I have tried to describe . Different though his poetic mode is from that characteristic of nineteenth ...
... poetic self to the world of other people and objects , and the result is the exciting movement between identity and assimilation that I have tried to describe . Different though his poetic mode is from that characteristic of nineteenth ...
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... poetic greatness , he was trying to diagnose some profound contact with something at the heart of experience that could be suddenly produced by the way a thought or a situation was expressed . It is fashionable to reject Arnold's ...
... poetic greatness , he was trying to diagnose some profound contact with something at the heart of experience that could be suddenly produced by the way a thought or a situation was expressed . It is fashionable to reject Arnold's ...
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