Countries of the Mind: Essays in Literary Criticism. 1st serH. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1931 - 192 páginas |
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... truth for it alone becomes a truth . Therefore they can say in the same breath that the Father's house has many mansions and that the Kingdom of Heaven is within us , and no man can tell for certain whether The Republic is an allegory ...
... truth for it alone becomes a truth . Therefore they can say in the same breath that the Father's house has many mansions and that the Kingdom of Heaven is within us , and no man can tell for certain whether The Republic is an allegory ...
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... truth . That Amiel was in love with the ideal no one can doubt . Perfect truth , perfect love , perfect beauty , perfect harmony were dreams that truly haunted him . But it was not the contrast between the poverty of Amiel 141.
... truth . That Amiel was in love with the ideal no one can doubt . Perfect truth , perfect love , perfect beauty , perfect harmony were dreams that truly haunted him . But it was not the contrast between the poverty of Amiel 141.
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... truth . ' The critic stands or falls by the stability of his truth , and necessarily by his skill in communicating his truth . That the critic has to interest his readers is truc , but in exactly the same sense as it is true that every ...
... truth . ' The critic stands or falls by the stability of his truth , and necessarily by his skill in communicating his truth . That the critic has to interest his readers is truc , but in exactly the same sense as it is true that every ...
Contenido
SHAKESPEARE AND LOVE I | 1 |
A NEGLECTED HEROINE OF SHAKESPEARE | 18 |
BURTONS ANATOMY | 33 |
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Countries of the Mind: Essays in Literary Criticism, Volumen1 John Middleton Murry Vista de fragmentos - 1931 |
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achievement Amiel Anatomy Antony and Cleopatra appears Arabia Deserta artist attitude Baudelaire Baudelaire's beauty believe Beyle born Bouvard et Pécuchet Burton c'est century CHARLES MONTAGU DOUGHTY chose Clare cœur Collins Collins's comedies consciousness Corio Coriolanus critic Cymbeline delight Dostoevsky Doughty Doughty's dream emotion endured English essays eternal expression eyes fact fear feel Flaubert Folio give heart hero human ideal imagination impulse inevitable instinct JOHN CLARE Keats kind knew Lady language literary literature live lovers Madame Bovary melancholy Menenius Milton mind moral nature never Oxford passage passion perceptions perfect perhaps Philine phrase plays poem poet poet's poetic poetry reality Robert Burton romantic romanticism seems sense sensibility Shakespeare silence Sonnets soul spirit Stendhal strange style suffered sweet thee theme things Thomson thou tion tout Troilus and Cressida true truth universe Valeria Virgilia vision volume Volumnia whole words writer