The Good Gray Poet. a Vindication
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" This," says Coleridge, " is the deep abyss of the mystery of God." Yes, and it is the profound of the mystery of genius also ! Evil is part of the economy of genius, as it is part of the economy of God. — Gentle reviewers endeavor to find ex- cuses for the freedoms of geniuses. " It is to prove that they were above conventionalities." " It is referable to the age." " The age permitted a degree of coarseness," &c. " Shakes- peare's indecencies are the result of his age." O Ossa on Pe- lion, mo...unt piled on mount, . of error and folly ! "What has genius, spirit of the absolute and the eternal, to do with defi- nitions of position, or conventionalities, or the age ? Genius puts indecencies into its works, because God puts them into His world. "Whatever the special reason in each case, this is the general reason in all cases. They are here, because they are there. That is the eternal why. — No ; Alphonso of Cas- tile thought, that if he had been consulted at the Creation, he could have given a few hints to the Almighty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This," says Coleridge, " is the deep abyss of the mystery of God." Yes, and it is the profound of the mystery of genius also ! Evil is part of the economy of genius, as it is part of the economy of God. — Gentle reviewers endeavor to find ex- cuses for the freedoms of geniuses. " It is to prove that they were above conventionalities." " It is referable to the age." " The age permitted a degree of coarseness," &c. " Shakes- peare's indecencies are the result of his age." O Ossa on Pe- lion, mo...unt piled on mount, . of error and folly ! "What has genius, spirit of the absolute and the eternal, to do with defi- nitions of position, or conventionalities, or the age ? Genius puts indecencies into its works, because God puts them into His world. "Whatever the special reason in each case, this is the general reason in all cases. They are here, because they are there. That is the eternal why. — No ; Alphonso of Cas- tile thought, that if he had been consulted at the Creation, he could have given a few hints to the Almighty.
What to read after The Good Gray Poet. a Vindication?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'connor William Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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