The Critical Temper: From Milton to Romantic literatureMartin Tucker |
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... imagination as an intermediary between sense and understanding , though this is also implicit in Hobbes ; and it was Descartes , too , who had gone so far as to link the imagination with internal sensations of pleasure and pain ...
... imagination as an intermediary between sense and understanding , though this is also implicit in Hobbes ; and it was Descartes , too , who had gone so far as to link the imagination with internal sensations of pleasure and pain ...
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... imagination which functions creatively just as a gentleman of taste's imagination functions critically . As much as Addison's view of the poetic imagination owes to Plato's Ion and Longinus's On the Sublime , his papers on The Pleasures ...
... imagination which functions creatively just as a gentleman of taste's imagination functions critically . As much as Addison's view of the poetic imagination owes to Plato's Ion and Longinus's On the Sublime , his papers on The Pleasures ...
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... imagination cannot aspire . Furthermore , Hobbes's psychology , in abandoning the old distinction between a rational and a sensitive soul , does not regard the imagination as a mistress of error , a dangerous guide to behavior , who may ...
... imagination cannot aspire . Furthermore , Hobbes's psychology , in abandoning the old distinction between a rational and a sensitive soul , does not regard the imagination as a mistress of error , a dangerous guide to behavior , who may ...
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Joseph Addison 16721719 | 3 |
John Bunyan 16281688 | 9 |
Robert Burns 17591796 | 15 |
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