The Philosophy of ShakespeareKingsport Press, Incorporated, 1937 - 596 pages |
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... reason by - and - by ; it is indeed the strange history of the human mind . What more wise than all religions ? What less reasonable ? Morals true , dogmas false . Wisdom is in Homer and in Job ; reason , such as it ought to be to ...
... reason by - and - by ; it is indeed the strange history of the human mind . What more wise than all religions ? What less reasonable ? Morals true , dogmas false . Wisdom is in Homer and in Job ; reason , such as it ought to be to ...
Page 400
... reason say that not one of them is Shylock . Men of pleasure may with reason say that not one of them is Don Juan . No leaf of the orange - tree when chewed gives the flavour of the orange , yet there is a deep affinity , an identity of ...
... reason say that not one of them is Shylock . Men of pleasure may with reason say that not one of them is Don Juan . No leaf of the orange - tree when chewed gives the flavour of the orange , yet there is a deep affinity , an identity of ...
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... reason ; the captain is discussed , the conqueror is inadmissible . In our days Louis XIV . invading the Palatinate would look like a robber . From the last century these realities began to dawn . Frederick II . , in the presence of ...
... reason ; the captain is discussed , the conqueror is inadmissible . In our days Louis XIV . invading the Palatinate would look like a robber . From the last century these realities began to dawn . Frederick II . , in the presence of ...
Contents
PART II | 375 |
ZOILUS AS ETERNAL AS HOMER | 417 |
CRITICISM | 435 |
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