Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismJ. Murray, 1929 - 166 Seiten |
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... worship of them becomes as mere worship of machinery , as our worship of wealth or population , and as unintelligent and vulgarising a worship as that is . Every one with anything like an adequate idea of human perfection has distinctly ...
... worship of them becomes as mere worship of machinery , as our worship of wealth or population , and as unintelligent and vulgarising a worship as that is . Every one with anything like an adequate idea of human perfection has distinctly ...
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... worship and devotion is eminently a collective matter . It does not help me to think a thing more clearly that thousands of other people are thinking the same ; but it does help me to worship with more emotion that thousands of other ...
... worship and devotion is eminently a collective matter . It does not help me to think a thing more clearly that thousands of other people are thinking the same ; but it does help me to worship with more emotion that thousands of other ...
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... worship , establish- ments falling , like the British College of Health in the New Road , conspicuously short of ... worship so unimpres- sively because they philosophise so keenly ; and one part of religion , the part of public national ...
... worship , establish- ments falling , like the British College of Health in the New Road , conspicuously short of ... worship so unimpres- sively because they philosophise so keenly ; and one part of religion , the part of public national ...
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