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As one contemporary German scholar has duly noted: Asceticism by itself is not only mortification of the flesh and a dualistic meditativeness but also a positive work for the benefit of the whole, a means to serve Corpus Christianum, and, an aspiration (Enfesselung) of the religious sense, at the same time an emotional aesthetic enlightenment of the world.
The National Economy and the Religious Personality (1909) by Bulgakov, Sergey N. / Journal of Markets & Morality
Coleridge first acknowledges Hamlet's "ratiocinative meditativeness," then he explains that the "co-presence of Horatio, Marcellus and Bernardo is most judiciously contrived.
Shakespeare, Coleridge, intellecturition by Leinwand, Theodore / Studies in Romanticism
Rashness, the play several times reveals, ejects him from the mighty maze his meditativeness almost instantaneously builds around him.
Soiled in the Working: Hamlet and Eliot by WEISS, THEODORE / The American Poetry Review
 
 
 
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