Romanticism, Class V: Mainly on "All Religions Are One"
Jan 31, 2019•1 hr 15 min•Ep. 82
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Episode description
This was going to be on "The Songs of Experience" (watch this space), but in order to discuss what Blake meant by the word "experience" we took a look at his 1788 tract "All Religions Are One" (printed just before "The Songs of Innocence"), which led to a long discussion of the dialectic between Plato and Locke and a counter-dialectic in Blake against both Plato and Locke.
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