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effects ; some things are connected by contiguity in time , others by contiguity in
place ; some are connected by resemblance , some by contrast ; some go before
... Not a single thing appears solitary , and altogether devoid of connection .
effects ; some things are connected by contiguity in time , others by contiguity in
place ; some are connected by resemblance , some by contrast ; some go before
... Not a single thing appears solitary , and altogether devoid of connection .
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fiderable influence in directing the order of connected ideas . There are few
things but what are connected with many others . By this ... We can insist upon
one , rejecting others ; and we can even insist upon what has the slightest
connection .
fiderable influence in directing the order of connected ideas . There are few
things but what are connected with many others . By this ... We can insist upon
one , rejecting others ; and we can even insist upon what has the slightest
connection .
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Homer is defective in order and connection ; and Pindar more remarkably .
Regularity , order , and connection , are painful restraints on a bold and fertile
imagination ; and are not patiently submitted to , but after much culture and
discipline .
Homer is defective in order and connection ; and Pindar more remarkably .
Regularity , order , and connection , are painful restraints on a bold and fertile
imagination ; and are not patiently submitted to , but after much culture and
discipline .
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| Title | Elements of Criticism, Volume 1 Classics in art and literary criticism Elements of Criticism, Lord Henry Home Kames |
| Author | Lord Henry Home Kames |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Johnson Reprint Corporation, 1967 |
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