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Page 302
... criticism and disintegration of conventional beliefs , those of empirical science included . It is in the intrepid prosecution of this criticism and disintegration that American philosophy has won its wings . It may seem a strange ...
... criticism and disintegration of conventional beliefs , those of empirical science included . It is in the intrepid prosecution of this criticism and disintegration that American philosophy has won its wings . It may seem a strange ...
Page 385
... criticize these images as coming too close and too crowded on each other ; but our taste , used to a greater richness of imagery , will hardly join in such criticism . The poet's thought ranges far and wide , and darts with magical ...
... criticize these images as coming too close and too crowded on each other ; but our taste , used to a greater richness of imagery , will hardly join in such criticism . The poet's thought ranges far and wide , and darts with magical ...
Page 502
... criticism of familiar poems and perhaps lead to a new advance by poets to come . It may be asked what is meant by this : we have found that in our poetry there are already many passages which bear well the light of philosophic criticism ...
... criticism of familiar poems and perhaps lead to a new advance by poets to come . It may be asked what is meant by this : we have found that in our poetry there are already many passages which bear well the light of philosophic criticism ...
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