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... judgement which distinguishes good art from bad - and in good art the more from the less expressive - a metaphysical judgement ; we are looking in the immediate and reconciling image for something permanently and universally true . And ...
... judgement which distinguishes good art from bad - and in good art the more from the less expressive - a metaphysical judgement ; we are looking in the immediate and reconciling image for something permanently and universally true . And ...
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... judgement ; and what judgement Would step from this to this ? Rebellious hell , If thou can'st mutine in a matron's bones , To flaming youth let virtue be as wax , And melt in her own fire . For ' reason panders will ' . ' You cannot ...
... judgement ; and what judgement Would step from this to this ? Rebellious hell , If thou can'st mutine in a matron's bones , To flaming youth let virtue be as wax , And melt in her own fire . For ' reason panders will ' . ' You cannot ...
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... Judgements on Murder , suggest that life is nothing but a series of object lessons after the manner of La Primaudaye . But written over Raleigh's History of the World is the Thomist verdict : The judgements of God are for ever ...
... Judgements on Murder , suggest that life is nothing but a series of object lessons after the manner of La Primaudaye . But written over Raleigh's History of the World is the Thomist verdict : The judgements of God are for ever ...
Contents
The Hypothesis in History and Comedy | 33 |
The First Testing Corruption and Salvation | 76 |
The Second TestingCorruption and Salvation | 125 |
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The Slave of Life: A Study of Shakespeare and the Idea of Justice. -- Marion Hope Parker No preview available - 2021 |
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