Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social Criticism ; and SelectionsH.W. Wilson, 1903 - 332 Seiten |
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... ourselves . For the very same culture and free inward play of thought which shows how the Corin- thian style , or the whimsies about the One Primeval Language , are generated and strengthened in the absence of an Academy , shows us ...
... ourselves . For the very same culture and free inward play of thought which shows how the Corin- thian style , or the whimsies about the One Primeval Language , are generated and strengthened in the absence of an Academy , shows us ...
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... ourselves mean by culture ; because Mr. Bright always has in his eye what he calls " a com- mendable interest " in politics and in political agita- tions . As he said only the other day at Birmingham : " At this moment , -in fact , I ...
... ourselves mean by culture ; because Mr. Bright always has in his eye what he calls " a com- mendable interest " in politics and in political agita- tions . As he said only the other day at Birmingham : " At this moment , -in fact , I ...
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... ourselves , with the Barbarians quite left out , and the populace nearly . This leaves the Philistines for the great bulk of the nation ; -a livelier sort of Philis- tine than ours , and with the pressure and false ideal of our ...
... ourselves , with the Barbarians quite left out , and the populace nearly . This leaves the Philistines for the great bulk of the nation ; -a livelier sort of Philis- tine than ours , and with the pressure and false ideal of our ...
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... ourselves to ascertain what perfection is and to make it prevail ; but also in determining generally in what human perfection consists , religion comes to a conclusion identical with that which culture , -culture seeking the de ...
... ourselves to ascertain what perfection is and to make it prevail ; but also in determining generally in what human perfection consists , religion comes to a conclusion identical with that which culture , -culture seeking the de ...
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... ourselves Shakspeare or Virgil , -souls in whom sweetness and light , and all that in human nature is most humane , were eminent , -accompanying them on their voyage , and think what intolerable company Shakspeare and Virgil would have ...
... ourselves Shakspeare or Virgil , -souls in whom sweetness and light , and all that in human nature is most humane , were eminent , -accompanying them on their voyage , and think what intolerable company Shakspeare and Virgil would have ...
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