Person, Place, and World: A Late-modern Reading of Robert FrostUniversity of Victoria, English Literary Studies, 2002 - 163 páginas Robert Frost's writing is continually solicited by the complexity and interrogative nature of perception itself and constitutes an extended and nuanced demonstration of the perceptual life and its discovery and exploration of the world. For this reason the concepts we find in phenomenology, and in particular in the work of Maurice Merleau-Ponty on the nature of perception and its broader ontological implications, are particularly relevant for understanding this body of poetry. |
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... kind of plenum of perception . In such painting , sense perception moves in every direc- tion at once as a kind of hyper - alert potential , yet this very comprehen- siveness is itself a type of immobility . If the medium is language ...
... kind of plenum of perception . In such painting , sense perception moves in every direc- tion at once as a kind of hyper - alert potential , yet this very comprehen- siveness is itself a type of immobility . If the medium is language ...
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... kind of anticipation of process philosophy and Merleau - Ponty's phe- nomenology , positive being was attributed to qualities as well as to sub- stance itself . In Aristotle ... all categories are said of Being ; and difference is ...
... kind of anticipation of process philosophy and Merleau - Ponty's phe- nomenology , positive being was attributed to qualities as well as to sub- stance itself . In Aristotle ... all categories are said of Being ; and difference is ...
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... kind of primi- tive marking — paratactic , rhythmic ( or perhaps arhythmic ) , alogical , gestural , and non - verbal . One feels there is really no coherence here at all , no mind , no shaping spirit , yet the process of reduction does ...
... kind of primi- tive marking — paratactic , rhythmic ( or perhaps arhythmic ) , alogical , gestural , and non - verbal . One feels there is really no coherence here at all , no mind , no shaping spirit , yet the process of reduction does ...
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Introduction | 7 |
Introduction | 27 |
Chapter Two The Poetry of Education | 55 |
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Términos y frases comunes
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