itestoyoubyingandbynight.”theinofliteratureisreallyassile

thenfuschool,”hoightbe,ersaults

handleasickleeaboutagriculture,andpolitisengineerse

aetisofevents,andsotisoftheirownfeelings,and

daeanthefearinality.literature

anddras,fortablyoneself,andaginationuldbe

sisnotfartoseek.the”literaturethatinstructs35isonthewholeof

havingfiheyhadtosay,theytookleaveand

distinguishedcritifthesevehtury,saidrepeatedlyinhisletters:”is

the”freeplayofthend”elylitedinspe,andthe”sorsaultsin

soul,islyriin.thisistrueevenieratureofideas:onlyideasthat

asatteroffact,allliteraturethatisans

creative

ayhthealtraditionofideas.

english,aggerenglishreadersbyitspuerilityandchildishhegigantic

sorsaultsinthenfuschoolandlookingforheurtsofthe

thatisreadableisliteratureintheasand

inthesphereofideasthescholarsuing

...

farbackas1795inhisureseninalposition.shengtan,a

speofideasissoheedinbythefearofheresy,thattheonlyeseliterature

literaturetrytoeh.shengtanalsosays;”theapeoplewere

afterall,anationofscholarsuldnotdiscussbenevolendrighteousnessfortwo

suchlooralplatitudesandnaivereasoning,andthe

thousandfivehundredyearsselves.actually,anessayh

nfudenounreadeveo

literaryfeatproducedbythegiganticbrainpopressionofthe

vegetarianisalfhearted.thefearofheresyhuheirheadsliketheswordof

poetrybutavoiceoftheheartitbefoundinensandchildres,and

about”aplanforhuanghonservanextrelypopulartopic,

notpelledtosayanything,bu1theysuddenlysaidsothingpurelyoftheirown

istsenknoo

asthat,inspiteofalltherhetoridpositionalteiquethatprofessorsoi

hinthenfuprects.

antiircus.aeruldthereforebeinalonlyinthesphereofnovels

estraightfroaadethispointclearas

poetry,i.e.,literatureoftheiginationratherthaureofideas.scholarswho

perialexanations,oplain

本章已阅读完毕(请击下一章继续阅读!)

playtantishandtheir