Essays of French German And Italian Essayists Including Biographical And Criti
Essays of French German And Italian Essayists Including Biographical And Criti
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Even the difference in the external forms can make no alteration in the quality of that aesthetic impres- sion. Let the form be lyric or epic, dramatic or descriptive, we may indeed experience emotions more or less powerful, but never of different kinds, supposing the contents abstracted. Our emotion is altogether the same, composed entirely of one element, so that we can distinguish in it nothing else. Even the difference of tongues and times makes no alteration in this respect ; for this pure... unity of their origin and their effect is precisely one characteristic of naive poetry.
The case is entirely different with the sentimental poet. He reflects upon the impression which the objects make upon him, and the emotion into which he throws us and is thrown himself, is only based upon that reflection. Here the object is related to an idea, and its poetic power only rests upon that relation. Hence the sentimental poet is always involved with two conflicting representations and perceptions, with reality as a limit and with his idea as the unlimited : and the mingled feeling which he excites will always betray this twofold source.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even the difference in the external forms can make no alteration in the quality of that aesthetic impres- sion. Let the form be lyric or epic, dramatic or descriptive, we may indeed experience emotions more or less powerful, but never of different kinds, supposing the contents abstracted. Our emotion is altogether the same, composed entirely of one element, so that we can distinguish in it nothing else. Even the difference of tongues and times makes no alteration in this respect ; for this pure... unity of their origin and their effect is precisely one characteristic of naive poetry.
The case is entirely different with the sentimental poet. He reflects upon the impression which the objects make upon him, and the emotion into which he throws us and is thrown himself, is only based upon that reflection. Here the object is related to an idea, and its poetic power only rests upon that relation. Hence the sentimental poet is always involved with two conflicting representations and perceptions, with reality as a limit and with his idea as the unlimited : and the mingled feeling which he excites will always betray this twofold source.
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