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Page 65
... Consider the burden you now carry , as I step before the play - mob with the fresh - murdered body of Caesar . We have established a Caesar - principle and a Brutus - principle , though I blush to consider some of the devices whereby ...
... Consider the burden you now carry , as I step before the play - mob with the fresh - murdered body of Caesar . We have established a Caesar - principle and a Brutus - principle , though I blush to consider some of the devices whereby ...
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... consider language as a means of information or knowledge is to consider it epistemologically , semantically , in terms of " science . " To consider it as a mode of action is to consider it in terms of " poetry . " For a poem is an act ...
... consider language as a means of information or knowledge is to consider it epistemologically , semantically , in terms of " science . " To consider it as a mode of action is to consider it in terms of " poetry . " For a poem is an act ...
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... considering some document like the American Constitution , we shall be automatically warned not to consider it in isolation , but as the answer or rejoinder to assertions current in the situation in which it arose . We must take this ...
... considering some document like the American Constitution , we shall be automatically warned not to consider it in isolation , but as the answer or rejoinder to assertions current in the situation in which it arose . We must take this ...
Contents
The Excursion | 17 |
The Poetic Process | 34 |
From Preface to CounterStatement first edition | 50 |
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