Goethe His Life And Works An Essay
Goethe His Life And Works An Essay
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Thence Schiller was always cast- ing about for subjects, for incidents or life- passages, which while they are striking have enough generic quality and sentiment in them IO4 GOETHE.
to bear being versified. Goethe experienced no such want of subjects, because his were drawn from an inexhaustible within. Subjects, indeed, crowded upon him more numerously than he could execute. " No one, " he declares, " can furnish subjects to the poet : nay, he often blunders in choosing them himself. " Schille...r's poetic procedure was to realize his ideal through the individual, a procedure which is sound and successful when you have individ- uals to idealize. The power of individualiza- tion is the creative power. This lies at the base of all thorough poetic work. The individual, whether thing, sentiment, incident, or person, being first clearly conceived, must be held in the grasp of the mind, distinct, organic, specific, and then, by means of poetic imagination, that is imagination illuminated by the beautiful and steadied by the generic reason, he or it is brightened to the best whereof he or it is ca- pable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thence Schiller was always cast- ing about for subjects, for incidents or life- passages, which while they are striking have enough generic quality and sentiment in them IO4 GOETHE.
to bear being versified. Goethe experienced no such want of subjects, because his were drawn from an inexhaustible within. Subjects, indeed, crowded upon him more numerously than he could execute. " No one, " he declares, " can furnish subjects to the poet : nay, he often blunders in choosing them himself. " Schille...r's poetic procedure was to realize his ideal through the individual, a procedure which is sound and successful when you have individ- uals to idealize. The power of individualiza- tion is the creative power. This lies at the base of all thorough poetic work. The individual, whether thing, sentiment, incident, or person, being first clearly conceived, must be held in the grasp of the mind, distinct, organic, specific, and then, by means of poetic imagination, that is imagination illuminated by the beautiful and steadied by the generic reason, he or it is brightened to the best whereof he or it is ca- pable.
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