Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social Criticism ; and SelectionsH.W. Wilson, 1903 - 332 Seiten |
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... instinct for perfection , supplies language to judge it , language , too , which is in our mouths every day . " Finally , be of one mind , united in feeling , " says St. Peter . There is an ideal which judges the Puritan ideal : " The ...
... instinct for perfection , supplies language to judge it , language , too , which is in our mouths every day . " Finally , be of one mind , united in feeling , " says St. Peter . There is an ideal which judges the Puritan ideal : " The ...
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... instinct which it seeks to affirm - its ordinary self , not its best self ; and it is a machinery , an indus- trial machinery , and power and pre - eminence and other external goods , which fill its thoughts , and not an inward ...
... instinct which it seeks to affirm - its ordinary self , not its best self ; and it is a machinery , an indus- trial machinery , and power and pre - eminence and other external goods , which fill its thoughts , and not an inward ...
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... instinct will be greater or smaller in proportion both to the force of the original instinct within them , and to the hindrance or en- couragement which it meets with from without . almost all who have it , it is mixed with some ...
... instinct will be greater or smaller in proportion both to the force of the original instinct within them , and to the hindrance or en- couragement which it meets with from without . almost all who have it , it is mixed with some ...
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... instinct , and even , as has been shown , of more than one class - instinct at the same time ; so that , in general , the extrication of the best self , the pre- dominance of the humane instinct , will very much depend upon its meeting ...
... instinct , and even , as has been shown , of more than one class - instinct at the same time ; so that , in general , the extrication of the best self , the pre- dominance of the humane instinct , will very much depend upon its meeting ...
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... instincts and forces . which rule our life , seeing them as they really are , connecting them with other instincts and forces , and enlarging our whole view and rule of life . This we can only CHAPTER V. PORRO UNUM EST NECESSARIUM . THE ...
... instincts and forces . which rule our life , seeing them as they really are , connecting them with other instincts and forces , and enlarging our whole view and rule of life . This we can only CHAPTER V. PORRO UNUM EST NECESSARIUM . THE ...
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