Criticism On Contemporary Thought And Thinkers volume 2
Criticism On Contemporary Thought And Thinkers volume 2
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RUSKIN ON WORDSWORTH 113 Mr. Ruskin's criticism on Wordsworth is like the description of Shake. Speare as 'a very clever man who wrote those funny things about fairies and weavers and witches, ' or the description of Tenny- son as the poet who wrote 'those pretty verses about the skipping-rope and the walk to the mail- coach. ' I have often found Mr. Euskin perverse before, but never before found him trying to prove that what is reaUy strong and deep is weak and shallow. If he had taken the tro...uble to read Mr. Aubrey de Vere's fine essays in The Month on "The Genius and Passion of Wordsworth, " I do not think that he would have ventiued to write this rather flippant and \evy obtuse criticism.
VOL. II VIII MR. RUSKIN ON NATURE AND MIRACLE 1873 Mr. Ruskin, in a curious and (as is usual with him) delicately -Avritten paper on "The Nature and Authority of Miracle, " in the current number of the Contem2)orary Review, makes some rather scornful remarks on the parade with which, in the present day, men insist on the discovery of the laws of nature and their inviolability, as if no one had ever heard of a law of nature before at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RUSKIN ON WORDSWORTH 113 Mr. Ruskin's criticism on Wordsworth is like the description of Shake. Speare as 'a very clever man who wrote those funny things about fairies and weavers and witches, ' or the description of Tenny- son as the poet who wrote 'those pretty verses about the skipping-rope and the walk to the mail- coach. ' I have often found Mr. Euskin perverse before, but never before found him trying to prove that what is reaUy strong and deep is weak and shallow. If he had taken the tro...uble to read Mr. Aubrey de Vere's fine essays in The Month on "The Genius and Passion of Wordsworth, " I do not think that he would have ventiued to write this rather flippant and \evy obtuse criticism.
VOL. II VIII MR. RUSKIN ON NATURE AND MIRACLE 1873 Mr. Ruskin, in a curious and (as is usual with him) delicately -Avritten paper on "The Nature and Authority of Miracle, " in the current number of the Contem2)orary Review, makes some rather scornful remarks on the parade with which, in the present day, men insist on the discovery of the laws of nature and their inviolability, as if no one had ever heard of a law of nature before at all.
What to read after Criticism On Contemporary Thought And Thinkers volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hutton Richard Holt to read onlineMoreLess
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