CriticismFolcroft Press, 1969 - 311 oldal |
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ix. oldal
... ideas and ideas once current ; and the psychology of the reader of a book is almost as much a part of his subject as the book itself . It will be clear to anyone who reads the follow- ing pages that this is the point of view from which ...
... ideas and ideas once current ; and the psychology of the reader of a book is almost as much a part of his subject as the book itself . It will be clear to anyone who reads the follow- ing pages that this is the point of view from which ...
70. oldal
... idea of perfection which stimulated his poetic power , only the effort and struggle towards it ; nor was that idea ever so present to him as to make him rejoice one whit less whole - heartedly in the big , blooming , buzzing confusion ...
... idea of perfection which stimulated his poetic power , only the effort and struggle towards it ; nor was that idea ever so present to him as to make him rejoice one whit less whole - heartedly in the big , blooming , buzzing confusion ...
175. oldal
... Ideas , and the communication of ideas , ex hypothesi bubbling up from the Soul of the Universe , have alone seemed important to him . As a novelist he has stuffed them in anywhere in his stories . He glories in being a journalist ...
... Ideas , and the communication of ideas , ex hypothesi bubbling up from the Soul of the Universe , have alone seemed important to him . As a novelist he has stuffed them in anywhere in his stories . He glories in being a journalist ...
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