Heralds of Revolt Studies in Modern Literature And Dogma
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That gift it is which makes the value of experience in art as in science, in the reason of pictured fancies as in the everyday struggle for success. To quote the reverend fable, millions of men see the apple faU and think only whether it is green or ripe, — a Newton sees it, and discovers the system of the imiverse.
But to return. The nameless horror which chngs to M. Zola's description of a world stricken with leprosy, fit only to be shovelled out of sight or passed through a winnowing fire, b...rings to a certain extent its own cure.
Vice and vulgarity in themselves have no charm; the author of " La Terre " and " Germinal " is compelled to feign a virtue if he have it not, and to assure his audience that a high moral indignation makes him a reahst, as it made Juvenal a poet. But the flame of righteous anger is less perceptible in volumes of which public opinion and, we are happy to say, the law in this country forbid the translation to be circulated, than the dull red glare of lust FRENCH REALISM AND DECADENCE 225 and obscenity, or the noise and fumes of an atmosphere fit only for Yahoos to dwell in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That gift it is which makes the value of experience in art as in science, in the reason of pictured fancies as in the everyday struggle for success. To quote the reverend fable, millions of men see the apple faU and think only whether it is green or ripe, — a Newton sees it, and discovers the system of the imiverse.
But to return. The nameless horror which chngs to M. Zola's description of a world stricken with leprosy, fit only to be shovelled out of sight or passed through a winnowing fire, b...rings to a certain extent its own cure.
Vice and vulgarity in themselves have no charm; the author of " La Terre " and " Germinal " is compelled to feign a virtue if he have it not, and to assure his audience that a high moral indignation makes him a reahst, as it made Juvenal a poet. But the flame of righteous anger is less perceptible in volumes of which public opinion and, we are happy to say, the law in this country forbid the translation to be circulated, than the dull red glare of lust FRENCH REALISM AND DECADENCE 225 and obscenity, or the noise and fumes of an atmosphere fit only for Yahoos to dwell in.
What to read after Heralds of Revolt Studies in Modern Literature And Dogma?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Francis Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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