Passionate intelligence : imagination and reason in the work of Samuel Johnson /
Sachs, Arieh,author.
A great deal of Samuel Johnson's thinking on moral questions deals with oppositions between the rational and imaginative parts of the mind. In this collection of previously published articles, the author examines various aspects of those oppositions, Johnson's originality, his religious positions, and the tension between the public persona and the private individual.
Facsimile of an edition originally published: Baltimore : The Johns Hopkins Press, ©1967.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
A great deal of Samuel Johnson's thinking on moral questions deals with oppositions between the rational and imaginative parts of the mind. In this collection of previously published articles, the author examines various aspects of those oppositions, Johnson's originality, his religious positions, and the tension between the public persona and the private individual.
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784.
Johnson, Samuel, 1709-1784
Critics
Reason in literature.
Imagination in literature.
Reason in literature.
Imagination in literature.
Critics.