Milton's 'Paradise Lost.' |
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Page 87
... imagination plays with ideas , inventing phantasms and fictions , or put- ting one thing for another as in metaphors and similes . It is the function of the reason to investigate the truth of things and to extend knowledge ; the imagination ...
... imagination plays with ideas , inventing phantasms and fictions , or put- ting one thing for another as in metaphors and similes . It is the function of the reason to investigate the truth of things and to extend knowledge ; the imagination ...
Page 91
... imagination as for the reason , and that the working of the imagination and the reason was to be tried by the same criteria . They did not see that the imagination also can reason , that there is a logic of imaginative thinking . As is ...
... imagination as for the reason , and that the working of the imagination and the reason was to be tried by the same criteria . They did not see that the imagination also can reason , that there is a logic of imaginative thinking . As is ...
Page 93
... imagination does not simply bring images together but works on them as plastic material ; the imagination , in his own words , ' shapes and creates ' . I shall not discuss the validity of this theory of the creative imagination ; enough ...
... imagination does not simply bring images together but works on them as plastic material ; the imagination , in his own words , ' shapes and creates ' . I shall not discuss the validity of this theory of the creative imagination ; enough ...
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