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the former animating and informing the world of Sense or Matter, the latter finding her proper home in the world of abstract or immaterial existences --the former receiving the impress of things Objectively, or _ab externo_, the latter impressing its own ideas on them Subjecti...
24. On what authority does the writer assume that the moral is alone the _Immortal_ principle--or the only part of the human nature bestowed by the breath of God? Are imaginatio...
3. Chapter 331. Our knowledge of human labor, if intimate enough, will, I think, mass it for the most part into two kinds--mining and molding; the labor that seeks for things, and the labor...
6. Chapter 674. The work I have to do in this paper ought, rightly, to have been thrown into the form of an appendix to the last chapter; for it is no link of the cestus of Aglaia we have t...
5. Chapter 559. It is a wild March day,--the 20th; and very probably due course of English Spring will bring as wild a May-day by the time this writing meets anyone's eyes; but at all event...
4. Chapter 446. As I try to summon this vision of Chaucer's into definiteness, and as it fades before me, and reappears, like the image of Piccarda in the moon, there mingles with it anothe...
9. Chapter 9103. I purpose in this chapter, as intimated in the last, to sketch briefly what I believe to be the real uses and powers of the three kinds of engraving, by black line; either...
8. Chapter 892. In pursuing the question put at the close of the last paper, it must be observed that there are essentially two conditions under which we have to examine the difference betw...
7. Chapter 785. In recommencing this series of papers, I may perhaps take permission briefly to remind the reader of the special purpose which my desultory way of writing, (of so vast a sub...
1. Chapter 1the former animating and informing the world of Sense or Matter, the latter finding her proper home in the world of abstract or immaterial existences --the former receiving the...