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His Philosophy and Symbols Samuel Foster Damon. words , ' like to ' and ' as , ' practically identifies the object with its emo- tional equivalent . The symbol , however , uses this identity , yet discards the named object for the ...
His Philosophy and Symbols Samuel Foster Damon. words , ' like to ' and ' as , ' practically identifies the object with its emo- tional equivalent . The symbol , however , uses this identity , yet discards the named object for the ...
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... symbol is nicely illustrated by a paragraph in one of his letters . Blake had arrived at Felpham , and was sure that at last he could do a lot of creative work . The sea air was fairly vibrating with inspiration ; and all objects became ...
... symbol is nicely illustrated by a paragraph in one of his letters . Blake had arrived at Felpham , and was sure that at last he could do a lot of creative work . The sea air was fairly vibrating with inspiration ; and all objects became ...
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... symbol of the sensible world , because caverns are dark , stony and humid ' ( On the Cave of the Nymphs , trans . by Thomas Taylor ) . Thomas Vaughan used the symbol : From this place we moved straight forward , till we came to a Cave ...
... symbol of the sensible world , because caverns are dark , stony and humid ' ( On the Cave of the Nymphs , trans . by Thomas Taylor ) . Thomas Vaughan used the symbol : From this place we moved straight forward , till we came to a Cave ...
Contents
THE INEFFABLE SECRET | 1 |
THE TEMPORAL BLAKE III | 13 |
IMPERISHABLE SKETCHES | 25 |
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