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... clearly delimited mental activity . It is not merely that , as he puts it in The Friend , 16 ' in the moral being lies the source of the intellectual ' ; moral integrity is related to the sympathies and the feelings , which themselves ...
... clearly delimited mental activity . It is not merely that , as he puts it in The Friend , 16 ' in the moral being lies the source of the intellectual ' ; moral integrity is related to the sympathies and the feelings , which themselves ...
Page 102
... clearly expects to be taken for granted , writes of ' the double purpose of every great drama- tist : that of a radical criticism of society . . . on the one hand , and , on the other , of a " criticism of life " in Matthew Arnold's ...
... clearly expects to be taken for granted , writes of ' the double purpose of every great drama- tist : that of a radical criticism of society . . . on the one hand , and , on the other , of a " criticism of life " in Matthew Arnold's ...
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... clearly , is something that runs strongly through the whole play , and helps to account for the profound irony . The play as a whole , however , is neither pessimistic nor finally committed to the irony of the absurd ; it is an ...
... clearly , is something that runs strongly through the whole play , and helps to account for the profound irony . The play as a whole , however , is neither pessimistic nor finally committed to the irony of the absurd ; it is an ...
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Literature and the Teaching of Literature | 9 |
Henry James and Human Liberty | 24 |
Two Notes on Coleridge i Coleridge as Critic | 38 |
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