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... Smart Dr. Battie probably considered Christopher Smart , the poet , as an Original madman . The case was so hopeless that in May 1758 Battie decided to discharge Smart from St. Luke's Hospital after a year's stay at the institution ...
... Smart Dr. Battie probably considered Christopher Smart , the poet , as an Original madman . The case was so hopeless that in May 1758 Battie decided to discharge Smart from St. Luke's Hospital after a year's stay at the institution ...
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Subjectivity in "classical" Discourse Tadeusz Rachwał. Seemingly sympathizing with Kit Smart Johnson does not fear the madman but his madness . He seems to identify with Smart , but simultaneously keeps him at a distance ; he would do ...
Subjectivity in "classical" Discourse Tadeusz Rachwał. Seemingly sympathizing with Kit Smart Johnson does not fear the madman but his madness . He seems to identify with Smart , but simultaneously keeps him at a distance ; he would do ...
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... Smart's language seems to be a matter of writing . Smart's impression is not a matter of passively reading what the " Spirit " imprints upon one's senses , but a matter of participating in the very act of that printing , a talent to ...
... Smart's language seems to be a matter of writing . Smart's impression is not a matter of passively reading what the " Spirit " imprints upon one's senses , but a matter of participating in the very act of that printing , a talent to ...
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