William Blake His Poetry
William Blake His Poetry
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He disregarded demagogues as much as he ignored the Houses of Parliament. His utterances are all raised above the mere party partisanship which distinguishes ordinary politics. There is one thing, however, which must never be lost sight of in any examination of Blake's ideas, and that is, the peculiar way in which personal, social, and visionary theories became mingled in his philosophy. What he held in contempt as a man he condemned in social life, and condemned, too, its manifesta- tions in a...fter-worlds of his imagination. These three elements, or planes, can be observed in all his ideas, from the most general to the most detailed. Blake, for instance, was a philosophic revolutionary : and his revolutionary enthu- siasm took the three forms, of personal redress- ing of wrongs, of social ideals, and of moral principles which plunged deep into man's religious and supermundane instincts and beliefs. He was an artist who painted in an individual manner, who desired all men artists, and who came to look upon every beautiful idea 59 BLAKE & HIS POETRY as a manifestation of the aesthetically creative principle of the universe.
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He disregarded demagogues as much as he ignored the Houses of Parliament. His utterances are all raised above the mere party partisanship which distinguishes ordinary politics. There is one thing, however, which must never be lost sight of in any examination of Blake's ideas, and that is, the peculiar way in which personal, social, and visionary theories became mingled in his philosophy. What he held in contempt as a man he condemned in social life, and condemned, too, its manifesta- tions in a...fter-worlds of his imagination. These three elements, or planes, can be observed in all his ideas, from the most general to the most detailed. Blake, for instance, was a philosophic revolutionary : and his revolutionary enthu- siasm took the three forms, of personal redress- ing of wrongs, of social ideals, and of moral principles which plunged deep into man's religious and supermundane instincts and beliefs. He was an artist who painted in an individual manner, who desired all men artists, and who came to look upon every beautiful idea 59 BLAKE & HIS POETRY as a manifestation of the aesthetically creative principle of the universe.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allardyce Nicoll to read onlineMoreLess
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