Elements of Criticism 2
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But this inferiority in ideas of imngination, is more than compenfated by their greatnefs and variety, which are boundiefs ; for the imagination acting without controul, can fabricate ideas of finer vifible objects, of more noble and heroic actions, of greater wickednefs, of more furpiifing e- venfs, than ever in fact exifted : and in communicating fuch ideas by words, painting,, fculpture, ^c. the in- fluence of the imagination is not leis extenfive than great.
29. In the nature of every man, ...there is fomewhat original, that ferves to diftinguifh him from others, that tends to form a character, and to make him meek or fiery, candid or deceitful, refolute or timorous, chear- ful or morofe. This original bent, termed difpofition^ muft be diftinguifhed from a principle : the latter, fig- nifying a law of human nature, makes part of the com- mon nature of man; the former makes part of the na- ture of this or that man. Propenfity is a name common to both ; for it fignifies a principle as well as a difpo- lition 30.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this inferiority in ideas of imngination, is more than compenfated by their greatnefs and variety, which are boundiefs ; for the imagination acting without controul, can fabricate ideas of finer vifible objects, of more noble and heroic actions, of greater wickednefs, of more furpiifing e- venfs, than ever in fact exifted : and in communicating fuch ideas by words, painting,, fculpture, ^c. the in- fluence of the imagination is not leis extenfive than great.
29. In the nature of every man, ...there is fomewhat original, that ferves to diftinguifh him from others, that tends to form a character, and to make him meek or fiery, candid or deceitful, refolute or timorous, chear- ful or morofe. This original bent, termed difpofition^ muft be diftinguifhed from a principle : the latter, fig- nifying a law of human nature, makes part of the com- mon nature of man; the former makes part of the na- ture of this or that man. Propenfity is a name common to both ; for it fignifies a principle as well as a difpo- lition 30.
What to read after Elements of Criticism 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kames, Henry Home, Lord, 1696-1782 to read onlineMoreLess
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