Poetics An Essay On Poetry
Poetics An Essay On Poetry
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253 into the position of a plant, becomes in some sense a flower, thus appropriates by a profound fellow-feeling its divine life, and with pencil and palette projects upon the canvass what is now a reflection as much of himself as of the flower. In so doing, he is vir- tually an historiographer ; but he is not such an histo- rian as Mr Euskin describes in his pamphlet on the Pre-Raphaelites. His object is not history, although in a manner more or less historical he gives expression to his sympa...thy.
That one word. Sympathy, implies the whole of dramatic art ; to unfold which in all its details would require the masterly hand of Adam Smith, whose Theory of Moral Sentiments, although by no means a complete solution of purely ethical problems, might neverthe- less furnish a model for the satisfactory treatment of dramatic ideas in their most general bearings ; as a treatise on the drama in its loftiest bearing, might be entitled, like that of Thomas a Kempis, De Imitatione Christi. Here there is room but for a very few re- marks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
253 into the position of a plant, becomes in some sense a flower, thus appropriates by a profound fellow-feeling its divine life, and with pencil and palette projects upon the canvass what is now a reflection as much of himself as of the flower. In so doing, he is vir- tually an historiographer ; but he is not such an histo- rian as Mr Euskin describes in his pamphlet on the Pre-Raphaelites. His object is not history, although in a manner more or less historical he gives expression to his sympa...thy.
That one word. Sympathy, implies the whole of dramatic art ; to unfold which in all its details would require the masterly hand of Adam Smith, whose Theory of Moral Sentiments, although by no means a complete solution of purely ethical problems, might neverthe- less furnish a model for the satisfactory treatment of dramatic ideas in their most general bearings ; as a treatise on the drama in its loftiest bearing, might be entitled, like that of Thomas a Kempis, De Imitatione Christi. Here there is room but for a very few re- marks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E S Eneas Sweetland Dallas to read onlineMoreLess
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