White Chrysanthemums; Literary Fragments and PronouncementsHerder and Herder, 1971 - 163 pages |
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Page 35
... developed tribe by itself , so individualized as if they did not belong to the nation they represent . And for them , young men are willing to interrupt their careers , serve , and march even to the river Styx ! A weird , illogical ...
... developed tribe by itself , so individualized as if they did not belong to the nation they represent . And for them , young men are willing to interrupt their careers , serve , and march even to the river Styx ! A weird , illogical ...
Page 72
... developed forceps , riding bicycles and sit- ting astride on horseback , will ever become the superior sex . Man's superiority , in my estimation , depends largely on the ability to produce genius , for in physical quality men and women ...
... developed forceps , riding bicycles and sit- ting astride on horseback , will ever become the superior sex . Man's superiority , in my estimation , depends largely on the ability to produce genius , for in physical quality men and women ...
Page 130
... developed at the very start that it is anything but primitive . Generally , in art evolution , the aspiration for good work is present , but the technical means are lacking . In this case , it is the reverse . The technique is there ...
... developed at the very start that it is anything but primitive . Generally , in art evolution , the aspiration for good work is present , but the technical means are lacking . In this case , it is the reverse . The technique is there ...
Contents
The Banner of Art | 3 |
Somewhat of a Pearl Fisher | 15 |
On Sadakichi | 23 |
Copyright | |
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