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... views may be sorted . Moreover , in some schools of criti- cism , such conflicting views would not be ruled out as impossible . The solution is to distinguish between describing works of art and interpreting works of art : a critic's ...
... views may be sorted . Moreover , in some schools of criti- cism , such conflicting views would not be ruled out as impossible . The solution is to distinguish between describing works of art and interpreting works of art : a critic's ...
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... views attitude research concerning interracial relations ; R.P. ABELSON et al . , ( eds . ) , Theories of Cognitive Consistency : A Sourcebook ( 1968 ) , deals with the role of attitudes in main- taining consistent inter- and ...
... views attitude research concerning interracial relations ; R.P. ABELSON et al . , ( eds . ) , Theories of Cognitive Consistency : A Sourcebook ( 1968 ) , deals with the role of attitudes in main- taining consistent inter- and ...
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... views in a systematic way , which he had not done in other letters . Paul re- flected on how his special mission fitted into God's plan for the salvation of mankind , of both Jews and Gentiles -a theme that reached its climax in ...
... views in a systematic way , which he had not done in other letters . Paul re- flected on how his special mission fitted into God's plan for the salvation of mankind , of both Jews and Gentiles -a theme that reached its climax in ...
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