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• ) To see feelingly: moral (in)sight in Arthur Miller's Homely Girl, A Life and Broken GlassShofar,  June, 2004  by Thomas P. ...
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• ? After weathering that dreadful catastrophe he so feelingly describes in his Poem, and after weathering many hard gales of Fortune, he went to the bottom with the Aurora frigate! I forget what part of Scotland had the honor of giving him birth; but he was the son of obscurity & misfortune. ... ?I remember a Stanza in an old Scots Ballad which notwithstanding its rude simplicity speaks feelingly to the heart.

• Moyers ends the speech thusly:On the heath Lear asks Gloucester: 'How do you see the world?" And Gloucester, who is blind, answers: "I see it feelingly. '"I see it feelingly. ... It first means "seeing feelingly" or apprehending the truth of the world as it appears in front of us. ... " Toke asked the question "what if the way we are together is the future?" Questions like that force the eyes and heart open to seeing the world feelingly, in a way that allows us to see where we are and to seize the future contained in the Now, to seed it and grow it.

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