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Page 45
... obligation are artificial or merely formal . If , however , they are over- emphasised in practice they re - emphasise the reality of the obligation incurred by the recipient . To one whose social nerves are as raw as Timon's , as soon ...
... obligation are artificial or merely formal . If , however , they are over- emphasised in practice they re - emphasise the reality of the obligation incurred by the recipient . To one whose social nerves are as raw as Timon's , as soon ...
Page 66
... obligation towards creditors . John Smyth of Nibley was proud that he could claim that in twenty generations the family of Berkeley had never left a debt unpaid , while the less happy Earl of Leicester in his will of 1587 expressed his ...
... obligation towards creditors . John Smyth of Nibley was proud that he could claim that in twenty generations the family of Berkeley had never left a debt unpaid , while the less happy Earl of Leicester in his will of 1587 expressed his ...
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... obligation of requital , is far more challenging than the cynical , reductive thesis , ' All supposed altruism is ... obligation ) . The knotty entanglement of generosity with incomprehension on the one hand and reciprocal obligation on ...
... obligation of requital , is far more challenging than the cynical , reductive thesis , ' All supposed altruism is ... obligation ) . The knotty entanglement of generosity with incomprehension on the one hand and reciprocal obligation on ...
Contents
The Paragone | 3 |
Timon Among the Suitors | 17 |
One Playwright or Two? | 30 |
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