Elements of CriticismA. S. Barnes, 1883 - 486 pages |
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... Signs of Emotions and Passions 229 66 XVI . Sentiments .... 240 66 XVII . Language of Passion ... 256 " XVIII . Beauty of Language 267 Sect . 1. Beauty of Language with respect to Sound ...... 269 66 2. Beauty of Language with respect ...
... Signs of Emotions and Passions 229 66 XVI . Sentiments .... 240 66 XVII . Language of Passion ... 256 " XVIII . Beauty of Language 267 Sect . 1. Beauty of Language with respect to Sound ...... 269 66 2. Beauty of Language with respect ...
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... signs ; and third , Ideas of imagination . These ideas differ from each other in many respects ; but chiefly in respect of their proceeding from different causes : The first kind is derived from real * [ " Memory is double : -not only ...
... signs ; and third , Ideas of imagination . These ideas differ from each other in many respects ; but chiefly in respect of their proceeding from different causes : The first kind is derived from real * [ " Memory is double : -not only ...
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... sign that has the same power with language ; and a man's imagination is to himself the cause of the third . It is scarce necessary to add , that an idea , originally of imagination , being conveyed to others by language or any other ...
... sign that has the same power with language ; and a man's imagination is to himself the cause of the third . It is scarce necessary to add , that an idea , originally of imagination , being conveyed to others by language or any other ...
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... signs ; for there is scarce any reasoning without some degree of abstraction , and we cannot easily abstract without using abstract terms . Hence it follows , that without language man would scarce be a rational being . * 45. The same ...
... signs ; for there is scarce any reasoning without some degree of abstraction , and we cannot easily abstract without using abstract terms . Hence it follows , that without language man would scarce be a rational being . * 45. The same ...
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... signs of such passions are painful - the looks and gestures to the eye , and the tone of pronunciation to the ear : such tones therefore can never be expressed musically , for music must be pleasant , or it is not music . On the other ...
... signs of such passions are painful - the looks and gestures to the eye , and the tone of pronunciation to the ear : such tones therefore can never be expressed musically , for music must be pleasant , or it is not music . On the other ...
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