Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismBobbs-Merrill, 1971 - 281 Seiten |
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... truth as reason sees it , but that they are using a sort of conventional language , or what we call clap- trap , which is essential to the working of representative in- stitutions . And therefore , I suppose , we ought rather to say ...
... truth as reason sees it , but that they are using a sort of conventional language , or what we call clap- trap , which is essential to the working of representative in- stitutions . And therefore , I suppose , we ought rather to say ...
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... truth to minister to the diseased spirit of our time , we shall not be so much con- founded and embarrassed what to answer for ourselves . We shall say boldly that we do not at all despair of finding some lasting truth to minister to ...
... truth to minister to the diseased spirit of our time , we shall not be so much con- founded and embarrassed what to answer for ourselves . We shall say boldly that we do not at all despair of finding some lasting truth to minister to ...
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... truth and reason have , as we believe , any natural irresistible effect on the mind of man , it must . These considerations , when culture has called them forth and given them free course in our minds , will live and work . They will ...
... truth and reason have , as we believe , any natural irresistible effect on the mind of man , it must . These considerations , when culture has called them forth and given them free course in our minds , will live and work . They will ...
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