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... question - what has World History to tell us about human progress ? Does the experience of the Past encourage belief in a brighter Future ? To see what this question means let us distinguish the different senses in which men talk of ...
... question - what has World History to tell us about human progress ? Does the experience of the Past encourage belief in a brighter Future ? To see what this question means let us distinguish the different senses in which men talk of ...
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... question of aesthetic , but a verbal and fallacious distinction , arising from what he classes under the heresy of aesthetic hedonism , namely the restriction of beauty as such to the sympathetic or what is immediately pleasing . The ...
... question of aesthetic , but a verbal and fallacious distinction , arising from what he classes under the heresy of aesthetic hedonism , namely the restriction of beauty as such to the sympathetic or what is immediately pleasing . The ...
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... question of his de facto belief and opinion . What , therefore , the particular arts bring into being in individual works of art are according to their notion only the universal forms of the self - developing idea of beauty , as whose ...
... question of his de facto belief and opinion . What , therefore , the particular arts bring into being in individual works of art are according to their notion only the universal forms of the self - developing idea of beauty , as whose ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 19 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191920 | 31 |
THE VALUE AND THE METHODS OF MYTHOLOGIC STUDY By L | 37 |
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