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Page iii
... ideas ( the rel- ative originality I shall always insist upon ) by that very absence of sources . Neo - Platonism offered much too easy , and much too loose , an explanation : it accounted for none of the traits that seemed to me ...
... ideas ( the rel- ative originality I shall always insist upon ) by that very absence of sources . Neo - Platonism offered much too easy , and much too loose , an explanation : it accounted for none of the traits that seemed to me ...
Page xiv
... ideas ; many details rise then into significance , many peculiarities of the works are explained . But , inversely , many gaps in the thought are filled in by the poetry . I mean to try to show Milton as one , to reveal the unity of his ...
... ideas ; many details rise then into significance , many peculiarities of the works are explained . But , inversely , many gaps in the thought are filled in by the poetry . I mean to try to show Milton as one , to reveal the unity of his ...
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... ideas are mostly gen- eralizations of conceptions acquired in his personal ex- perience , in the conflict between his temperament and the circumstances , private and political , of his life . His ideas are an interpretation of life ...
... ideas are mostly gen- eralizations of conceptions acquired in his personal ex- perience , in the conflict between his temperament and the circumstances , private and political , of his life . His ideas are an interpretation of life ...
Page xiv
... ideas ; many details rise then into significance , many peculiarities of the works are explained . But , inversely , many gaps in the thought are filled in by the poetry . I mean to try to show Milton as one , to reveal the unity of his ...
... ideas ; many details rise then into significance , many peculiarities of the works are explained . But , inversely , many gaps in the thought are filled in by the poetry . I mean to try to show Milton as one , to reveal the unity of his ...
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Denis Saurat. in the great poems by the ideas and tendencies thus revealed . And finally , in the last part , I shall try to fasten on the important and peculiar points of that culture of which he took advantage to express his ideas . In ...
Denis Saurat. in the great poems by the ideas and tendencies thus revealed . And finally , in the last part , I shall try to fasten on the important and peculiar points of that culture of which he took advantage to express his ideas . In ...
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