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John Middleton Murry. critics — indeed , their whole effort , like Spenser's own , was grounded on a deliberate critical realization — they distinguished without diffi ... whole generation , it engraved in 78 SELECTED CRITICISM 1916-1957.
John Middleton Murry. critics — indeed , their whole effort , like Spenser's own , was grounded on a deliberate critical realization — they distinguished without diffi ... whole generation , it engraved in 78 SELECTED CRITICISM 1916-1957.
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... whole , without which society was irrational , could arise only from within . The Social Contract may be described as being , after Plato's Re- public , the greatest attempt of the European mind to create a con- sciousness of the social ...
... whole , without which society was irrational , could arise only from within . The Social Contract may be described as being , after Plato's Re- public , the greatest attempt of the European mind to create a con- sciousness of the social ...
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... whole with Nature . The two decisive influences on Goethe were Shakespeare and Spinoza ; and the influences of these two great spirits converge in him to create a new attitude whose emergence is waveringly depicted in Faust , and which ...
... whole with Nature . The two decisive influences on Goethe were Shakespeare and Spinoza ; and the influences of these two great spirits converge in him to create a new attitude whose emergence is waveringly depicted in Faust , and which ...
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THE FUNCTION OF CRITICISM | 1 |
POETRY AND PROSE ΙΟ | 10 |
STENDHAL | 25 |
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