On Teaching English: With Detailed Examples And An Enquiry Into the Definition of Poetry
On Teaching English: With Detailed Examples And An Enquiry Into the Definition of Poetry
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To get at the actual stages of the world's progress from its begin- ning, would be interesting in the highest degree; to arrive even at a probable hypothesis would be a great satisfaction.
If we can attain to neither the one nor the other, and are to exercise our imagination simply, we must follow the laws of imaginative or emotional effect ; we must be furnished with a conception thoroughly congenial to some habitual strain of feel- ing. Now there is at least one expression of creative agency ...that attains the utmost pitch of sublimity as a stroke of imagina- 184 EMOTIONAL QUAUTIES — SELECT LESSONS.
tion, namely^ '^God said^ Let there be light, and there was light ". This may cease to be regarded as a literal fact, but it will never lose its effect on the human mind. We saw that Dryden slipped out of his musical cause, and took in the voice of command ; and his instinct was right A lofty personality exercising vast sway by a commanding word, is one of the things that affect us with the emotion of the sublime at its utmost stretch (see Paradise Losty III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To get at the actual stages of the world's progress from its begin- ning, would be interesting in the highest degree; to arrive even at a probable hypothesis would be a great satisfaction.
If we can attain to neither the one nor the other, and are to exercise our imagination simply, we must follow the laws of imaginative or emotional effect ; we must be furnished with a conception thoroughly congenial to some habitual strain of feel- ing. Now there is at least one expression of creative agency ...that attains the utmost pitch of sublimity as a stroke of imagina- 184 EMOTIONAL QUAUTIES — SELECT LESSONS.
tion, namely^ '^God said^ Let there be light, and there was light ". This may cease to be regarded as a literal fact, but it will never lose its effect on the human mind. We saw that Dryden slipped out of his musical cause, and took in the voice of command ; and his instinct was right A lofty personality exercising vast sway by a commanding word, is one of the things that affect us with the emotion of the sublime at its utmost stretch (see Paradise Losty III.
What to read after On Teaching English: With Detailed Examples And An Enquiry Into the Definition of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bain, Alexander, 1818-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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