American writers: a collection of literary biographies. Jane Addams to Sidney LanierLeonard Unger Charles Scribner's sons, 1979 - 373 páginas |
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... mind. Because of its constitution, the mind, acting upon the impressions that came to it through the senses, could discern the qualities of that world and exert upon it the various modifications of thought. When disposed in the proper ...
... mind. Because of its constitution, the mind, acting upon the impressions that came to it through the senses, could discern the qualities of that world and exert upon it the various modifications of thought. When disposed in the proper ...
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... mind, the mind itself, as Bryant wrote in "An Invitation to the Country," must actively participate in the process. The sights and sounds of the springtime are beautiful only when the observer "fondly" looks and listens. One must gaze ...
... mind, the mind itself, as Bryant wrote in "An Invitation to the Country," must actively participate in the process. The sights and sounds of the springtime are beautiful only when the observer "fondly" looks and listens. One must gaze ...
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... mind had formed, and men born on these shores saw things through American eyes. What they saw, moreover, was uniquely their own. The American landscape of the 1820's was markedly different from that of Europe, and Bryant sought to catch ...
... mind had formed, and men born on these shores saw things through American eyes. What they saw, moreover, was uniquely their own. The American landscape of the 1820's was markedly different from that of Europe, and Bryant sought to catch ...
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