Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismSmith, Elder, & Company, 1875 - 239 Seiten |
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... praise and esteem the zeal of the Noncon- formists in walking staunchly by the best light they have , and desire to take no whit from it , we seek to add to this what we call sweetness and light , and to develop their full humanity more ...
... praise and esteem the zeal of the Noncon- formists in walking staunchly by the best light they have , and desire to take no whit from it , we seek to add to this what we call sweetness and light , and to develop their full humanity more ...
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... praise of Hellenising , culture must not fail to keep its flexibility , and to give to its judgments that passing and provisional character which we have seen it impose on its preferences and rejections of machinery . Now , and for us ...
... praise of Hellenising , culture must not fail to keep its flexibility , and to give to its judgments that passing and provisional character which we have seen it impose on its preferences and rejections of machinery . Now , and for us ...
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... praise of culture , I have striven to make all my works and ways serve the interests of culture . I take culture to be something a great deal more than what Mr. Frederic Harrison and others call it : ' a desirable quality in a critic of ...
... praise of culture , I have striven to make all my works and ways serve the interests of culture . I take culture to be something a great deal more than what Mr. Frederic Harrison and others call it : ' a desirable quality in a critic of ...
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... praise . For as there is a curiosity about intel- lectual matters which is futile , and merely a disease , so there is certainly a curiosity , -a desire after the things of the mind simply for their own sakes and for the pleasure of ...
... praise . For as there is a curiosity about intel- lectual matters which is futile , and merely a disease , so there is certainly a curiosity , -a desire after the things of the mind simply for their own sakes and for the pleasure of ...
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... praising this new force , or saying that its own ideals are better ; all I say is , that they are wholly different . And who will estimate how much the currents of feeling created by Dr. Newman's movements , the keen desire for beauty ...
... praising this new force , or saying that its own ideals are better ; all I say is , that they are wholly different . And who will estimate how much the currents of feeling created by Dr. Newman's movements , the keen desire for beauty ...
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