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... 174– How these Tendencies lead to the Use of the same Word in Different
Senses , 175 - In the case of Words whose Meanings depend on Association ,
175 - How what refers to the Material comes to refer to the Immaterial , 176 —
Words ...
... 174– How these Tendencies lead to the Use of the same Word in Different
Senses , 175 - In the case of Words whose Meanings depend on Association ,
175 - How what refers to the Material comes to refer to the Immaterial , 176 —
Words ...
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... of these , and then , immediately in connection with it , its bearings on poetic
forms ; not because , in its relations either to language or to poetry , it occupies
the more important position , but because it comes the earlier in the order of time .
... of these , and then , immediately in connection with it , its bearings on poetic
forms ; not because , in its relations either to language or to poetry , it occupies
the more important position , but because it comes the earlier in the order of time .
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... be between these ejaculations and the particular sensations that they express ,
we can all recognize how men , after they have heard the same utterance used
many times with the same emotion , should come to ally or associate the two .
... be between these ejaculations and the particular sensations that they express ,
we can all recognize how men , after they have heard the same utterance used
many times with the same emotion , should come to ally or associate the two .
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The principle of imitation , therefore , as well as that of ejaculation , must have
been closely connected with the formation of the earliest words . Ejaculations , as
has been said , are instinctive . As such , they come first in the order POETRY
AND ...
The principle of imitation , therefore , as well as that of ejaculation , must have
been closely connected with the formation of the earliest words . Ejaculations , as
has been said , are instinctive . As such , they come first in the order POETRY
AND ...
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As such , they come first in the order of time , furnishing men both with sounds
that can be imitated , and with sounds , originated in the vocal organs , that can
be modified so as to form the imitations . But the latter begin to be used as soon
as ...
As such , they come first in the order of time , furnishing men both with sounds
that can be imitated , and with sounds , originated in the vocal organs , that can
be modified so as to form the imitations . But the latter begin to be used as soon
as ...
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| Title | Poetry as a Representative Art: An Essay in Comparative Aesthetics Volume 3 of Comparative æsthetics, George Lansing Raymond |
| Author | George Lansing Raymond |
| Edition | 7 |
| Publisher | G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1899 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Feb 2007 |
| ISBN | 0841472742, 9780841472747 |
| Length | 356 pages |
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