| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Again, the picturesque then is a term whether in landscape, painting or literature which has everything to do with associationism; and we see that Price???s attempt to divorce the term from its reference to pictorial representation is by no means peculiar.[55] Keats, clearly, has imagined such scenes, imagines them as he hikes, and yet the intellect seems suddenly insignificant once confronted wit
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