So what is at stake in this quarrel between Socrates and the poetic tradition ? that he alludes to?
For Simpson, though, seeing her hot tower hypothesis verified over the next two decades was surely a kind of poetic justice as well.
I love Autumn. It's always so poetic to watch the maple trees change the color. Yet I hate to rake the fallen leaves.
In our view, the narrative fiction from the poetry of their "poetic" tradition of independence, and the narrative is lyrical language fiction and poetry of the essential differences between languages.
This seemed to me the true poetic way.
The scarcity of surviving evidence gives Ms Sobel some poetic latitude.
Xie lingyun had a great achievement in his poetic language innovation and was hailed as an apotheosis.
The Greeks already had a century's long tradition of poetic education going back centuries to the time of Homer and Hesiod that set out certain exemplary models of heroic virtue and civic life.
Landscape painting teems with works such as Spring Mountains in a Misty Rain, Hazy Woods Along the River, A Journey Through a Cloud-Enwrapped Forest, and Returning Sails from a Spring-Hued River. The titles are already infused with poetic suggestiveness.
My long pent-up poetic emotion emerged again this morning at a hairdresser's.
The ancient poetic tragedy theory arose at the first phase. Poetics is its theoretic framework, and drama tragedy its object studied.
Poetry now sprouts long before the highest Bengali class is reached; so that no modern Gobinda Babu would have taken any notice of the poetic exploit I have recounted.
Milton has mastered his poetic touch, perhaps because Milton himself has been touched.
Realms of Poetry? by Sikongtu has been an aesthetic experience summing-up about poetic writing and appreciation since Tang Dynasty in China.
"The Chinese language, rich in musical sounds, homophones, rhyme schemes and tonal patterns, is by nature a most melodious and poetic language. Terse and succinct, free in word order and shifting of syntactic functions, it is the most elastic and productive for the writing of poetry,"
The concept of “poetic truth” appealed to her—the idea of something not literally true but nevertheless ideally true.
The history of the epithet — the history of poetic style.
The modern media not only have dispelled the body of creation and acceptation of literary but also poetic space of literary meaning, and constructed the most popular" media text" by" newspeak-system" and" hegemony of spoken language".
Suppose that weignore this fundamental flaw and accept the ratio as a kind of poetic versionof the true law. But this is only the beginning of his problem.
Swans on their autumnal migratory flight—the celestial flutter of wings, the silver arrow of a flock splitting the sky—evoke poetic melancholy. Shadows lengthen. Days shorten. Another year closes in.
That the oldest technology of flight will find a role supporting the latest, fusion propulsion, has a certain poetic justice.
I'll take Malick's somber, poetic and monumental style any day over robots beating each other up and cracking bad jokes.
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