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1. Music critic Blakean experience to the innocence of William Wordsworth.
2. Now, if you want to see this rocker light up, just tell how very Blakean she seems.
3. It's ruled by a leopard whose presence is first revealed to the fugitive as a Blakean pair of amber eyes glowing in the dark.
4. Traditionally, Blakean scholars tended to place the Conclusion after the Application, but since Mary Johnson and John E . Grant in 1979, this has been reversed.
5. Blake goes on to describe the activities of Los, one of his mythological characters, who creates a complex universe from within which other Blakean characters debate the actions of Satan.
6. It's difficult to find blakean in a sentence. 用blakean造句挺難的
7. All of the illuminated manuscripts I checked at the Blake Archive do indeed have the capital, but there may be some myserious Blakean reason that Mitchell wanted the lower-case letter.
8. The poet Allen Ginsberg believed the poems were originally intended to be sung, and that through study of the rhyme and metre of the works, a Blakean performance could be approximately replicated.
9. The title is a Blakean reference to not having the nerve or passion to go after what you want, and it's a hesitation of reason that Ginger has suffered from all her life.
10. It is a Blakean universe in which mankind can only redeem itself, can only rid itself of blindness, through the correct interpretation of signs and events that permeate the fabric of nature's laws.
11. Patti Smith was heavily influenced by Blake, referring to him in her song " My Blakean Year " on her album " Trampin "'and also reciting his poetry before some of her songs.
12. The seventh verse tells us that Blakean " kingdoms of Experience " eventually rot, poor people battle each other over their meager possessions and the nobility just babbles on, but none of it matters in Eden.
13. Although scholars are generally in agreement that " Poetical Sketches " is far from Blake's best work, it does occupy an important position in Blakean studies, coming as it does as the very outset of his career.
14. In R . Nichole Rougeau's 2005 dissertation, she writes of the gypsy photograph of Evelyn ( upper right ) : " Evelyn symbolizes a form of the Blakean child, not really existing in the society depicted by the gypsy camp in the upper right of the photograph.
15. The quarters of Austen's domestic comedies, though, are hardly cramped : There is room aplenty for the struggle between Marianne's Blakean excesses and Elinor's heroic counterpoint; for the moral battleground between selfishness and good intentions ( Willoughby ), duty and desire ( Edward Ferrars ).
16. However, as Robert F . Gleckner pointed out,  in the world of experience such a human-divine imaginative unity is shattered, for the Blakean fall, as is well known, is a fall into division, fragmentation, each fragment assuming for itself the importance ( and hence the benefits ) of the whole.
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