Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismJ. Murray, 1929 - 166 Seiten |
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... give us , just yet , anything but a Philistine Parliament ! —and would a Barbarian Parliament be even so good , or a Populace Par- liament ? For our part , we rejoice to see our dear old friends , the Hebraising Philistines , gathered ...
... give us , just yet , anything but a Philistine Parliament ! —and would a Barbarian Parliament be even so good , or a Populace Par- liament ? For our part , we rejoice to see our dear old friends , the Hebraising Philistines , gathered ...
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... give and take ; and that wisdom consists in choosing the give and take rather than the conflict , and in sticking to our choice with patience and good humour . And , on the other hand , we have another philosophical theory rife among us ...
... give and take ; and that wisdom consists in choosing the give and take rather than the conflict , and in sticking to our choice with patience and good humour . And , on the other hand , we have another philosophical theory rife among us ...
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... give full swing to a number of the instincts of his ordinary self . Some of the instincts of his ordinary self he has , by the help of his rule of life , conquered ; but others which he has not conquered by this help he is so far from ...
... give full swing to a number of the instincts of his ordinary self . Some of the instincts of his ordinary self he has , by the help of his rule of life , conquered ; but others which he has not conquered by this help he is so far from ...
Inhalt
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
II | 33 |
BARBARIANS PHILISTINES POPULACE | 59 |
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