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Page 119
... society fails to provide but that are as- sumed to be necessary for a " whole " and " healthy " ex- istence . In a highly rationalized society , art supplies or reveals the irrational , supplementing or confronting rea- son and duty ...
... society fails to provide but that are as- sumed to be necessary for a " whole " and " healthy " ex- istence . In a highly rationalized society , art supplies or reveals the irrational , supplementing or confronting rea- son and duty ...
Page 122
... society : ROBERT ESCARPIT , Sociology of Literature ( 1970 ) ; I.C. JARVIE , Movies and Society ( British title , To- wards a Sociology of the Cinema , 1970 ) ; and ALPHONS SIL- BERMANN , Wovon lebt die Musik ? ( 1957 ; Eng . trans ...
... society : ROBERT ESCARPIT , Sociology of Literature ( 1970 ) ; I.C. JARVIE , Movies and Society ( British title , To- wards a Sociology of the Cinema , 1970 ) ; and ALPHONS SIL- BERMANN , Wovon lebt die Musik ? ( 1957 ; Eng . trans ...
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... Society and the American Baptist Publication Society . The unity achieved through these societies was partially disrupted as a result of the slavery controversy . During the decade prior to 1845 , various compromises between the ...
... Society and the American Baptist Publication Society . The unity achieved through these societies was partially disrupted as a result of the slavery controversy . During the decade prior to 1845 , various compromises between the ...
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