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Wordsworth and the Figurings of the Real

David Simpson

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Perhaps the most powerful feature of the Romantic imagination is its ability to dissolve existing form and order and create it anew. The Romantic investigation of the functions of the imagination also

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Perhaps the most powerful feature of the Romantic imagination is its ability to dissolve existing form and order and create it anew. The Romantic investigation of the functions of the imagination also

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Perhaps the most powerful feature of the Romantic imagination is its ability to dissolve existing form and order and create it anew. The Romantic investigation of the functions of the imagination also

Key concepts: Romance, Order (exchange), Feature (linguistics), Psychology, Aesthetics, Art, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis

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