Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 7British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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Page 147
... remarkable revolt against existing conventions in the world of imaginative art . His six years of priority would naturally give him an advantage over his now better - known and more celebrated brother . Moreover , we have positive ...
... remarkable revolt against existing conventions in the world of imaginative art . His six years of priority would naturally give him an advantage over his now better - known and more celebrated brother . Moreover , we have positive ...
Page 151
... remarkable innovation . The lawlessness of the Romantic Movement , or rather its instinct for insisting that genius is a law unto itself , is first foreshadowed in " The Enthusiast ' , and when the history of the school comes to be ...
... remarkable innovation . The lawlessness of the Romantic Movement , or rather its instinct for insisting that genius is a law unto itself , is first foreshadowed in " The Enthusiast ' , and when the history of the school comes to be ...
Page 249
... remarkable in that . There was no room in the public religion for any doctrine of immortality . The gods alone are immortal , and it would be shock- ing to suggest that human beings might be so too . The dead are just the dead , and how ...
... remarkable in that . There was no room in the public religion for any doctrine of immortality . The gods alone are immortal , and it would be shock- ing to suggest that human beings might be so too . The dead are just the dead , and how ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 12 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 191617 | 17 |
AN ATTEMPT TO RECOVER THE ORIGINAL ORDER OF THE TEXT | 37 |
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