Maurice Maeterlinck a Critical Study
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A typical exponent of an attitude of mind at once keenly metaphysical and temperamentally emotional, the love of earth had set its indelible mark upon that wandering son of sombre Moravian parent- age. A certain sunny friendliness is the general ^ Leg Disciples d, SiCis et les Fragments de Novalis, traduite par Maeterlinck, 1895.
184 MYSTICISM characteristic of all Novalis's references to the earth-life he was so soon to quit. The Catholic's place of exile is to him a well-loved home.
Nature, a... nature no fall could corrupt or defile, was sacred to him in her unfathomable mysteries ; it was dear to him as healing and solace for body and soul ; it was the vast green -floored, blue-ceilinged nursery, whose doors for ever stand wide open for all who will to enter and find rest. Men, like spoilt children, fearing their father, may turn to her cradle and seek " un refuge pres de leur mdre." The love of earth, already associated with mystical religion in the beautiful sixteenth- century hymns of Scheffler and Gerhardt, was secularised in Novalis's heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A typical exponent of an attitude of mind at once keenly metaphysical and temperamentally emotional, the love of earth had set its indelible mark upon that wandering son of sombre Moravian parent- age. A certain sunny friendliness is the general ^ Leg Disciples d, SiCis et les Fragments de Novalis, traduite par Maeterlinck, 1895.
184 MYSTICISM characteristic of all Novalis's references to the earth-life he was so soon to quit. The Catholic's place of exile is to him a well-loved home.
Nature, a... nature no fall could corrupt or defile, was sacred to him in her unfathomable mysteries ; it was dear to him as healing and solace for body and soul ; it was the vast green -floored, blue-ceilinged nursery, whose doors for ever stand wide open for all who will to enter and find rest. Men, like spoilt children, fearing their father, may turn to her cradle and seek " un refuge pres de leur mdre." The love of earth, already associated with mystical religion in the beautiful sixteenth- century hymns of Scheffler and Gerhardt, was secularised in Novalis's heart.
What to read after Maurice Maeterlinck a Critical Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Una Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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