William Blake: His Philosophy and Symbols
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William Blake: His Philosophy and Symbols

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Paperback, 508 pages
Published June 8th 2006 by Kessinger Publishing
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James
James rated it 4 of 5 stars
Recommends it for: Blake lovers.
Predating Frye's study by about 33 years, this book was the first serious attempt to systematically explain Blake's symbolism. It's a must read for anyone serious about studying Blake as a source of ideas about Blake widely disseminated in Blake scholarship prior to the 1950s. It still holds up after more than 80 years.
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