The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... ideas from sensation . Simple sensations produce simple ideas of those sensations ; associated sensations produce associated ideas of sensations , a process which becomes immensely complicated with the accretion of other associations of ...
... ideas from sensation . Simple sensations produce simple ideas of those sensations ; associated sensations produce associated ideas of sensations , a process which becomes immensely complicated with the accretion of other associations of ...
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... ideas . . . . His probing into rationalism and orthodoxy is not done systematically in Aids . Many people and many ideas , representing the most divergent points of view , are harshly treated . The only common denominator is his ...
... ideas . . . . His probing into rationalism and orthodoxy is not done systematically in Aids . Many people and many ideas , representing the most divergent points of view , are harshly treated . The only common denominator is his ...
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... ideas to the formulation of a philosophy . It is necessary to trace these ideas , some of them at first irreconcilable , to their ultimate synthesis . Shelley then is seen to be more than an exquisite lyric poet . He is also a thinker ...
... ideas to the formulation of a philosophy . It is necessary to trace these ideas , some of them at first irreconcilable , to their ultimate synthesis . Shelley then is seen to be more than an exquisite lyric poet . He is also a thinker ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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