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This study aims at investigating William Blake’s ideas of contraries and seeks to understand the method of uniting contraries and the significance of such marriage in his poetic world. The songs in Songs of Innocence are not purely innocent songs, for they have the world of experience oppressed under the dominant ideology as their background. But it reveals a vision of Utopia attainable beyond such social contraries. Blake’s social criticism in Songs of Experience, is characterized by its severe and bitter satire. We can read more directly and objectively the oppressed and depraved social realities through Songs of Experience. Blake’s poetry aims at getting harmony through conflict of contraries. As he said “Without Contraries is no Progression,” contraries are indispensible for progressing toward harmony in his poetic world. His poetry has a dialectical structure and focuses on a synthesis in a vision of Utopia.
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Bateson, F.W. / 1957 / Selected Poems of William Blake / Heinesmann
Bloom, Harold / 1970 / Romanticism and Consciousness: Essays in Criticism / W. W. Norton & Company
Connolly, F.X. / 1990 / Poetry: Its Power and Wisdom / Charles Scribner's Sons
Damon, Foster / 1959 / William Blake: His Philosophy and Symbols / Peter Smith
Digby, G.W. / 1957 / Symbol and Image in William Blake / Oxford Univ. Press
Bloom, Harold / 1970 / Romanticism and Consciousness: Essays in Criticism / W. W. Norton & Company
Connolly, F.X. / 1990 / Poetry: Its Power and Wisdom / Charles Scribner's Sons
Damon, Foster / 1959 / William Blake: His Philosophy and Symbols / Peter Smith
Digby, G.W. / 1957 / Symbol and Image in William Blake / Oxford Univ. Press
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