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To bring the name of Whitman to that of Paul Valery is seemingly arbitrary and (which is worse) foolishly. Valerie is a symbol of infinite dexterity, but also endless inhibitions; Whitman - almost incoherently, but fortunately giant vocation; Valerie glorious meanders embodies the spirit; Whitman - interjections of the body. Valerie is a symbol of Europe instantaneous velocity and its subtle sunset, Whitman - dawn of America. The whole literary world does not seem to allow two more antagonistic uses of the word poet. One fact, however, unites them: the work of both is fine as a sign of exemplary poet created by this creativity, rather than as poetry. So Lasals Abercrombie English instantaneous velocity poet could not praise Whitman, because he has created a "wealth of experience that their noble lives and individual instantaneous velocity image, which is one of the few really great things in the poetry of our time: the image of himself." The assessment is vague and praise, but has a special virtue not identified Whitman scholar and devotee of Tennyson, with Whitman, the demigod hero _Strakcheta instantaneous velocity treva_. The distinction is valid, Whitman wrote his rhapsodies depending on an imaginary I built the imperfect himself instantaneous velocity to a certain degree by any of its readers. Hence disagreements that pissy criticism, hence the habit of his poems to date in areas that never knew, hence the claim that the nth page of his work will be bore to the south, and another - Long Island.
One of the intentions of Whitmanesque tag works is to determine the likely person - Walt Whitman instantaneous velocity - unlimited casually Fortunately, no less hyperbolic, no less illusory is the one presented in the writings of Valerie. The latter does not exalt like the first human capabilities for doing good, for passion and happiness, but magnifies the mental virtues. Valerie has created Edmond dough this character would be one of the myths of our age, if all in itself does not judge it just like any _dvoynik_ Valerie. About Valerie Edmond Test. That is, Valerie instantaneous velocity is a derivative of Chevalier Dyupen Edgar Allan Poe and umonepostizhimiya God of theologians. Which probably is not true.
Yeats, Rilke and Eliot have written a memorable poetry than Valery, Stefan George and Joyce have made deeper versions of their tool (perhaps the Frenchman is not as volatile as English and German), instantaneous velocity but behind the creation of these eminent artists lacking personality comparable to Valerie. The fact that this person is somehow a projection of his work does not diminish the fact. To offer people in a mental clarity nizkoromantichna era melancholy era of Nazism and dialectical materialism, a prophet of the sect Freudian and traders _syurrealizma_ this is mnogozasluzhilata mission instantaneous velocity to accomplish (and continues to perform) Valerie.
Paul Valery leaves instantaneous velocity us when he died, the symbol of an infinitely sensitive to any fact man that every fact is prompting able to generate an endless stream of thoughts. Symbol of man transcends the discriminatory features of the self and of whom we can say, as William Hazlitt Shakespeare: _Toy is nothing in itself si._ A man whose admirable texts not exhaustive, nor even determine its all-embracing opportunities. A man who in a century who adored idols chaotic blood-century land and passion, preferring always brilliant mind and enjoy the adventures of the secret order.
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