1. The Romantic Imagination
... connection of the smoke to the presence of vagrant dwellers or a hermit. However, it is even more interesting if the speaker does not know if the forest is houseless. In this case, the speakers Imagination first pictures a houseless forest, and then predicts the cause of the smoke based on that initial image. In this way, the Imagination creates its own images of association. In either case, the role of the Imagination is to conjure up images of the vagrant ... is only in reference to its introspective aspect. Only in "A Summer Evenings Meditation" is the Imagination employed in search ...
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