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... moral slant , should try to define the nature of his approach to Shakespearian tragedy ; should try , in particular , to throw some light on the part played by moral judgment in his response to those master - works that are not easily ...
... moral slant , should try to define the nature of his approach to Shakespearian tragedy ; should try , in particular , to throw some light on the part played by moral judgment in his response to those master - works that are not easily ...
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... moral quality of art , ' on the need not to lapse ' from the picture to the diagram , ' willingly accepted , as novelist , ' the office of teacher or influencer of the public mind . ' Conrad spoke of ' the moral discovery that lies at ...
... moral quality of art , ' on the need not to lapse ' from the picture to the diagram , ' willingly accepted , as novelist , ' the office of teacher or influencer of the public mind . ' Conrad spoke of ' the moral discovery that lies at ...
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... moral notions cannot be allowed to stand in the way of our openness and receptivity , and that in turn cannot inhibit the working of our moral consciousness , the question remains of how these interact in the full development of a ...
... moral notions cannot be allowed to stand in the way of our openness and receptivity , and that in turn cannot inhibit the working of our moral consciousness , the question remains of how these interact in the full development of a ...
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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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