Science and Literature: A ReaderJohn J. Cadden, Patrick R. Brostowin |
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... experience of art ” —the " experience of poetry " -which all of us who think about these things at all have known ? What is the experience of realization which comes over us with those apples on a dish of Cézanne's or those three pine ...
... experience of art ” —the " experience of poetry " -which all of us who think about these things at all have known ? What is the experience of realization which comes over us with those apples on a dish of Cézanne's or those three pine ...
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... experience as experience , of self as self ; and that possibility only the work of art , only the poem , can reveal . That it is so rarely , or so timidly , presented in our schools is one of the greatest failures of our edu- cational ...
... experience as experience , of self as self ; and that possibility only the work of art , only the poem , can reveal . That it is so rarely , or so timidly , presented in our schools is one of the greatest failures of our edu- cational ...
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... experience , yet he trembled with emotion compounded of delight and awe . A generation later men began to find words for such experience , responding with mingled pleasure and " trem- beling " to the vast in the universe , later still ...
... experience , yet he trembled with emotion compounded of delight and awe . A generation later men began to find words for such experience , responding with mingled pleasure and " trem- beling " to the vast in the universe , later still ...
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SCIENCE AND CULTURE thomas henry huxley | 3 |
LITERATURE AND SCIENCE mathew arnold | 15 |
SCIENCE POETRY AND POLITICS eric larrabee | 24 |
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