The Philosophy of ShakespeareKingsport Press, Incorporated, 1937 - 596 pages |
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Page 368
... exist ? Question the first . The persistency of the self is the thirst of man . Without the persistent self , all creation is for him but an immense cui bono ? Listen to the astounding affirmation which bursts forth from all consciences ...
... exist ? Question the first . The persistency of the self is the thirst of man . Without the persistent self , all creation is for him but an immense cui bono ? Listen to the astounding affirmation which bursts forth from all consciences ...
Page 369
... exist ? Is not that the great soul ? To complete one universe by the other ; to pour upon the too little of the one the too much of the other ; to increase here liberty , there science , there the ideal ; to communicate to the inferiors ...
... exist ? Is not that the great soul ? To complete one universe by the other ; to pour upon the too little of the one the too much of the other ; to increase here liberty , there science , there the ideal ; to communicate to the inferiors ...
Page 400
... exist . They exist with an existence more intense than that of any creature thinking him- self living there in the street . These phantoms have more density than man . There is in their essence that amount of eternity which belongs to ...
... exist . They exist with an existence more intense than that of any creature thinking him- self living there in the street . These phantoms have more density than man . There is in their essence that amount of eternity which belongs to ...
Contents
PART II | 375 |
ZOILUS AS ETERNAL AS HOMER | 417 |
CRITICISM | 435 |
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