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The Comedian as the Letter D: Erasmus Darwins Comic Materialism

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المؤلف:Hassler, D.M.
تاريخ النشر: 1973
تصنيف الكتاب:الأدب والشعر,الكتب الانجليزية,
عدد الصفحات:112 Pages
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The Child is father of the Man; And I could wish my days to be Bound each to each by natural piety. William Wordsworth, "Ode: Intimations of Immortality" Wallace Stevens said somewhere that the theory of poetry is the life of poetry.l Charles Darwin, who likes poetry, "recognized that at the eost of losing his appreciation of poetry and other things that delighted him in his youth, his mind had become a machine for grinding generallaws out of large colleetions of facts. "2 Somewhere in between the polar positions of Stevens extreme aesthetic belief and Darwins extreme meehanistic belief lies the aesthetics of empirical thought and the whole modem Romantic tradition. There have been men in between who were both meehanists and poets, who both beIieved in automatic material meehanisms and tried to use the imagination. Erasmus Darwin was one of these "in between" figures. and since he lived early (1731-1802) in the modem scientific era he was one of the first. This older Darwin, the grandfather of Charles, has not been given due credit as a transitional figure in the development of the literature of our scientific era. Although historically and in terms of intelleetual stature the grandfather was a fanciful child compared to the giant grand- soo, Erasmus Darwins habits of thought anticipated one of the most distinguishing charaeteristics of his grandson. (The genetic suggestive.
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رقم الصنف9789024715534
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تاريخ النشر1973
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