Letters 1832 1899
Letters 1832 1899
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HE has no depth, no critical insight, no deep sym- pathies ; he is totally incapable of understanding such a mind as George Eliot's. I am inclined to think he looks at her writings a good deal from the Orthodox Calvinistic point of view, and of course finds in them a great lack. . . .
I look at her writings from my own point of view, i. E. , the point of view of one who believes in the essential worth and value of religion. George Eliot was not religious; she tries to meet all the sorrows and s...alve all the problems of life without religion, and therefore her books are to me very sad and very inadequate and unsatisfactory as pictures of life. As works of art, however, they are wonderful, magnifi- cent, grand. And I should prefer to regard them in that light; to accept gratefully and reverently what they give me and not look in them for that which is not to be found in them, a gospel of life.
BOSTON, December Qth, 1884.
I AM delighted that you recognize the supreme sig- nificance of Coleridge's view of Wordsworth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HE has no depth, no critical insight, no deep sym- pathies ; he is totally incapable of understanding such a mind as George Eliot's. I am inclined to think he looks at her writings a good deal from the Orthodox Calvinistic point of view, and of course finds in them a great lack. . . .
I look at her writings from my own point of view, i. E. , the point of view of one who believes in the essential worth and value of religion. George Eliot was not religious; she tries to meet all the sorrows and s...alve all the problems of life without religion, and therefore her books are to me very sad and very inadequate and unsatisfactory as pictures of life. As works of art, however, they are wonderful, magnifi- cent, grand. And I should prefer to regard them in that light; to accept gratefully and reverently what they give me and not look in them for that which is not to be found in them, a gospel of life.
BOSTON, December Qth, 1884.
I AM delighted that you recognize the supreme sig- nificance of Coleridge's view of Wordsworth.
What to read after Letters 1832 1899?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guild, Edward Chipman to read onlineMoreLess
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