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... feel strongly about , but by what they think they ought to feel strongly about . While Jhabvala seems dissatisfied with this unreality in the sophisticated , western- ized Indians ' attitude to India , she feels more at home with the ...
... feel strongly about , but by what they think they ought to feel strongly about . While Jhabvala seems dissatisfied with this unreality in the sophisticated , western- ized Indians ' attitude to India , she feels more at home with the ...
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... feel- ing ? That is to say , ' If I feel A is beautiful ' then what reason can we have to say that A is not beautiful , or less beautiful or more beautiful than , say , B ? Is not the very argu- -ment that ' because I feel A to be ...
... feel- ing ? That is to say , ' If I feel A is beautiful ' then what reason can we have to say that A is not beautiful , or less beautiful or more beautiful than , say , B ? Is not the very argu- -ment that ' because I feel A to be ...
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... feel frustrated or revolt and feel guilty . The third possible course is to pretend to fall in line and cover up one's traces . This situation is not conducive to an integrated , vigorous personality . The high cultural tradition lent ...
... feel frustrated or revolt and feel guilty . The third possible course is to pretend to fall in line and cover up one's traces . This situation is not conducive to an integrated , vigorous personality . The high cultural tradition lent ...
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