Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social Criticism ; and SelectionsH.W. Wilson, 1903 - 332 Seiten |
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... genius and character are born and reared in this medium as in any other . From the faults of the mass such men will always be comparatively free , and they will always excite our interest ; yet in this medium they seem to have a special ...
... genius and character are born and reared in this medium as in any other . From the faults of the mass such men will always be comparatively free , and they will always excite our interest ; yet in this medium they seem to have a special ...
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... genius , and who , because he was a Philis- tine , had a coarseness and lack of spiritual delicacy which have harmed his disciples , but who , because he was a genius , had splendid flashes of spiritual insight , -Luther says admirably ...
... genius , and who , because he was a Philis- tine , had a coarseness and lack of spiritual delicacy which have harmed his disciples , but who , because he was a genius , had splendid flashes of spiritual insight , -Luther says admirably ...
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... genius , when there is a national glow of life and thought , when the whole of society is in the fullest measure permeated by thought , sensible to beauty , intelligent and alive . Only it must be real thought and real beauty ; real ...
... genius , when there is a national glow of life and thought , when the whole of society is in the fullest measure permeated by thought , sensible to beauty , intelligent and alive . Only it must be real thought and real beauty ; real ...
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... genius to whom we have all at one time or other been indebted for refreshment and stimulus , says we should give rule to the aristocracy , mainly because of its dignity and politeness , surely culture is useful in reminding us , that in ...
... genius to whom we have all at one time or other been indebted for refreshment and stimulus , says we should give rule to the aristocracy , mainly because of its dignity and politeness , surely culture is useful in reminding us , that in ...
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... genius like Mr. Bright ; for , as I have formerly said , so far as a man has genius he tends to take himself out of the category of class altogether , and to become simply a man . Some more ordinary man would be more to the purpose ...
... genius like Mr. Bright ; for , as I have formerly said , so far as a man has genius he tends to take himself out of the category of class altogether , and to become simply a man . Some more ordinary man would be more to the purpose ...
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