Culture and Anarchy: An Essay in Political and Social CriticismMacmillan, 1920 - 166 Seiten |
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... forms in which the human spirit tries to express the inexpressible , or the forms by which man tries to worship , have or can have , as has been said , for the follower of perfec- tion , anything necessary or eternal . If the New ...
... forms in which the human spirit tries to express the inexpressible , or the forms by which man tries to worship , have or can have , as has been said , for the follower of perfec- tion , anything necessary or eternal . If the New ...
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... forms , must be a general expansion . Perfection , as culture conceives it , is not possible while the individual remains isolated . The individual is required , under pain of being stunted and enfeebled in his own development if he ...
... forms , must be a general expansion . Perfection , as culture conceives it , is not possible while the individual remains isolated . The individual is required , under pain of being stunted and enfeebled in his own development if he ...
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... form . We hear promises of its giving us administrative reform , law reform , reform of education , and I know not what ; but those promises come rather from its advocates , wishing to make a good plea for it and to justify it for ...
... form . We hear promises of its giving us administrative reform , law reform , reform of education , and I know not what ; but those promises come rather from its advocates , wishing to make a good plea for it and to justify it for ...
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... form of Atheism , the second , a peculiarly British form of Quietism . The first - named melancholy doctrine is preached in the Times with great clearness and force of style ; indeed , it is well known , from the example of the poet ...
... form of Atheism , the second , a peculiarly British form of Quietism . The first - named melancholy doctrine is preached in the Times with great clearness and force of style ; indeed , it is well known , from the example of the poet ...
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... form , and influence ; and help to confirm us , in the many moments when we are tempted to be our ordinary selves merely , in resisting our natural taste of the bathos rather than in giving way to it ? But no ! says our teacher : ' It ...
... form , and influence ; and help to confirm us , in the many moments when we are tempted to be our ordinary selves merely , in resisting our natural taste of the bathos rather than in giving way to it ? But no ! says our teacher : ' It ...
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