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... Hulme left behind him , which prove that when he spoke of the language of poetry he spoke with first - hand experience . It is plain that Hulme has more in common with the later Lord Chandos than with the earlier . And it is worth ...
... Hulme left behind him , which prove that when he spoke of the language of poetry he spoke with first - hand experience . It is plain that Hulme has more in common with the later Lord Chandos than with the earlier . And it is worth ...
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... Hulme in that he finds room in his theory for a syntax that is not mere formalism . It is true that he has room for ... Hulme's system that it found no room for syntax at all ; from his point of view poetry could only grow more and more ...
... Hulme in that he finds room in his theory for a syntax that is not mere formalism . It is true that he has room for ... Hulme's system that it found no room for syntax at all ; from his point of view poetry could only grow more and more ...
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... Hulme's emphasis . The continually renewed hostility between the experimental scientist and the rationalist is a fact of history for which Hulme , and others like him who put a gulf between science and poetry , make no provision . But ...
... Hulme's emphasis . The continually renewed hostility between the experimental scientist and the rationalist is a fact of history for which Hulme , and others like him who put a gulf between science and poetry , make no provision . But ...
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