Browning As a Philosophical And Religious Teacher
Browning As a Philosophical And Religious Teacher
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"[C] [Footnote C: _Ibid_. ] It is, indeed, only on the supposition of having been thus evolved frominanimate being that he is able to account "For many a thrill Of kinship, I confess to, with the powers Called Nature: animate, inanimate, In parts or in the whole, there's something there Man-like that somehow meets the man in me. "[D] [Footnote D: _Ibid_. ] These passages make it clear that the poet recognized that the idea ofdevelopment "levels up, " and that he makes an intelligent, and not ap...erverted and abstract use of this instrument of thought. He sees eachhigher stage carrying within it the lower, the present storing up thepast; he recognizes that the process is a self-enriching one. He knowsit to be no degradation of the higher that it has been in the lower; forhe distinguishes between that life, which is continuous amidst thefleeting forms, and the temporary tenements, which it makes use ofduring the process of ascending.
"From first to last of lodging, I was I, And not at all the place that harboured me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"[C] [Footnote C: _Ibid_. ] It is, indeed, only on the supposition of having been thus evolved frominanimate being that he is able to account "For many a thrill Of kinship, I confess to, with the powers Called Nature: animate, inanimate, In parts or in the whole, there's something there Man-like that somehow meets the man in me. "[D] [Footnote D: _Ibid_. ] These passages make it clear that the poet recognized that the idea ofdevelopment "levels up, " and that he makes an intelligent, and not ap...erverted and abstract use of this instrument of thought. He sees eachhigher stage carrying within it the lower, the present storing up thepast; he recognizes that the process is a self-enriching one. He knowsit to be no degradation of the higher that it has been in the lower; forhe distinguishes between that life, which is continuous amidst thefleeting forms, and the temporary tenements, which it makes use ofduring the process of ascending.
"From first to last of lodging, I was I, And not at all the place that harboured me.
What to read after Browning As a Philosophical And Religious Teacher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Henry, Sir, 1852-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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