The Literary Character
The Literary Character
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— The history of . Self-education in Moses Men- delssohn. — Friends usually prejudicial in the youth of genius. — A remarkable interview between Petrarch in his first studies, and his literary adviser. — Exhortation 55 CHAPTER VII. Of the irritability of genius. — Genius in society often in a state of suffering. —Equality of temper more prevalent among men of let- ters. — Of the occupation of making a great name. — Anxieties of the most successful. — Of the inventors. — Writers of learning. — W...riters of taste. — Arti. Sts 6i* CHAPTER VIII. The spirit of literature and the spirit of society. — The inventors. — Society offers seduction and not reward to men of genius. — The no- tions of persons of fashion of men of genius. — The habitudes of the man of genius distinct from those of the man of society. — Study, meditation, and enthusiasm, the progress of genius. — The dis- agreement between the men of the world and the literary character, 89 CHAPTER IX.
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— The history of . Self-education in Moses Men- delssohn. — Friends usually prejudicial in the youth of genius. — A remarkable interview between Petrarch in his first studies, and his literary adviser. — Exhortation 55 CHAPTER VII. Of the irritability of genius. — Genius in society often in a state of suffering. —Equality of temper more prevalent among men of let- ters. — Of the occupation of making a great name. — Anxieties of the most successful. — Of the inventors. — Writers of learning. — W...riters of taste. — Arti. Sts 6i* CHAPTER VIII. The spirit of literature and the spirit of society. — The inventors. — Society offers seduction and not reward to men of genius. — The no- tions of persons of fashion of men of genius. — The habitudes of the man of genius distinct from those of the man of society. — Study, meditation, and enthusiasm, the progress of genius. — The dis- agreement between the men of the world and the literary character, 89 CHAPTER IX.
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