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| Question | Answer |
| WILLIAM BLAKE CRITICS | OVERALL QUOTES: |
| DAVID. V. ERDMAN: | "Poets interpretation of his own time" |
| J. WICKSPEED | "Blake speaks with a prophetic voice" "Political radical and Religious Dissenter" |
| J. COX | "Images of revolutionary energy and human liberation" |
| J. Bronowshi | "(Poems) sound the iron footsteps of the modern age: war, oppression, poverty, the machine and loss of personality" (Tyger, London) |
| INNOCENCE V'S EXPERIENCE | ... |
| E. D. HIRSCH | "Innocence is a spiritual condition which an adult can share with a child" (Nurse's song, Infant Joy, Introduction, Lamb) "Adult knowledge, childhood ignorance" (Chimney Sweep, Nurse's Song |
| C. M. BOWRA | "Destructive forces replaced childhood innocence when experience intrudes innocence" (Chimney Sweep, Introduction, Nurse's Song, Infant Sorrow) |
| Z. LEADER | "Piper evolved out of (innocent) state" |
| CHILDHOOD QUOTES | .... |
| J. BRONOWSHI | "Against industry in which children play their pitiful part" (Chimney Sweep, Nurse's Song, Infant Sorrow, London) |
| E. D. HIRSCH | “Innocence is a spiritual condition which an adult can share with a child” “Adult knowledge, child ignorance” (Introduction, Nurse's songs, Infant Joy/Sorrow) |
| C. M. BOWRA | "Destructive forces replaced childhood innocence when experience intrudes innocence" |
| IMAGINATION QUOTES | ... |
| HAGGARTY | "Imagination is a significant element which stimulated Blake's resistance to totalitarianism" (Chimney Sweep) |
| L. DAMROSH | "He himself thought of imagination as escapist fantasy" |
| SPECIFIC POEMS. | TYGER/LAMB |
| H. ADAMS | "TYGER REPRESENTS KNOWLEDGE AND REVELATION" |
| K. Raine | "Blake had a great inclination for rhetorical questions" |
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