Essays And Criticisms
Essays And Criticisms
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Read a little farther, if you please, and it is ten to one but you will feel as easy on that score as the author at least. I am for this once quite assured of an intention ; and, besides that, pretty clear of a meaning, if I could but make it out : you'll not be troubled with it this month, however.
According to my theory, the life of the mind may be portioned out into three grand stages; the first and the third of which offer externally similar characteristics. The mind, in its simple, pure an...d uninformed state, is quiescent and rely- ing ; and the end of all its feverish aspirations after knowledge is but to return it to its original home, where the adoration of nature absorbs it wholly. For the critical art, this process applies very close : criticism being neither more nor less than a genuine exposition of the impressions pro- duced by a given subject on a tasteful mind, scrupulously cleared from warps and prejudices. To attain this object wholly I assume to be im- ESSAYS AND CRITICISMS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Read a little farther, if you please, and it is ten to one but you will feel as easy on that score as the author at least. I am for this once quite assured of an intention ; and, besides that, pretty clear of a meaning, if I could but make it out : you'll not be troubled with it this month, however.
According to my theory, the life of the mind may be portioned out into three grand stages; the first and the third of which offer externally similar characteristics. The mind, in its simple, pure an...d uninformed state, is quiescent and rely- ing ; and the end of all its feverish aspirations after knowledge is but to return it to its original home, where the adoration of nature absorbs it wholly. For the critical art, this process applies very close : criticism being neither more nor less than a genuine exposition of the impressions pro- duced by a given subject on a tasteful mind, scrupulously cleared from warps and prejudices. To attain this object wholly I assume to be im- ESSAYS AND CRITICISMS.
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