_Liebert > Recent Status Updates

i'm hopeful keats gets to me even more than byron but the early poems have been relying on some inversions that really stumble me do

Keats, after receiving criticism of Endymion: "If I die you must ruin Lockhart."

'Positively, Romanticism asserted the value, even the primacy (within limits), of faith, intuition, and emotion as opposed to mere reason; it asserted the worth of the individual and the need of full development of individuality as opposed to conformity to pattern; and, most significant of all, says J. H. Randall, Jr., it contemplated "the genesis and growth of things rather than their mechanical ordering."'

[Plato states:] Every occasion for whatever passes beyond the nonpresent and goes forward into presencing is *poiēsis* . . . but the revealing never simply comes to an end . . . that which is earlier with regard to its rise into dominance becomes manifest to us men only later . . . precisely nowhere does man today any longer encounter himself, i.e., his essence . . . For questioning is the piety of thought.

wow huh?

"Yet, though I cannot be beloved,
Still let me love!"