Sanskrit Poetics: A Critical and Comparative StudyAsia Publishing House, 1965 - 466 pagini |
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Pagina 282
... thought because thought has contributed to his faith . This is why Coleridge affirms that the poet is a philosopher and poetry is the " figured language of thought " . It would not be too fanciful to extend this expression into ...
... thought because thought has contributed to his faith . This is why Coleridge affirms that the poet is a philosopher and poetry is the " figured language of thought " . It would not be too fanciful to extend this expression into ...
Pagina 301
... thought . In the Taittiriya , Kena and Katha Upanishads , a position analogous to the idealist view , that , since all knowing is a refrac- tion , the self is unknowable in its essential nature , is taken up . But in the Svetasvatara ...
... thought . In the Taittiriya , Kena and Katha Upanishads , a position analogous to the idealist view , that , since all knowing is a refrac- tion , the self is unknowable in its essential nature , is taken up . But in the Svetasvatara ...
Pagina 363
... thought has to be ascended towards an integrative world- vision , because the highest insight is needed to take decision , here and now , to choose between action and withdrawal . Poetry is valid only if the world is real . Further ...
... thought has to be ascended towards an integrative world- vision , because the highest insight is needed to take decision , here and now , to choose between action and withdrawal . Poetry is valid only if the world is real . Further ...
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