The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 211A. Constable, 1910 |
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Page 148
... means discussion is impossible , amendment is impossible , compromise is impossible . All measures must be accepted or rejected exactly as they stand . The Commons may be imagined saying to the people— Will ' you have this ancient ...
... means discussion is impossible , amendment is impossible , compromise is impossible . All measures must be accepted or rejected exactly as they stand . The Commons may be imagined saying to the people— Will ' you have this ancient ...
Page 368
... means for the expression and the communication of that emotion . This doctrine is the refutation of all theories of art which are based upon a differentiation of form and content , and it is the only starting - point for an inquiry into ...
... means for the expression and the communication of that emotion . This doctrine is the refutation of all theories of art which are based upon a differentiation of form and content , and it is the only starting - point for an inquiry into ...
Page 374
... means of emotional expression . Composition or emphasis is the disposition of the parts of a whole for the purpose ... means for reproducing and communi- cating to others the emotion which he feels himself at the in- cident , action ...
... means of emotional expression . Composition or emphasis is the disposition of the parts of a whole for the purpose ... means for reproducing and communi- cating to others the emotion which he feels himself at the in- cident , action ...
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1 Industrial Efficiency A comparative study | 1 |
Golden Age By E L S Horsburgh B | 35 |
Holland Sweden Denmark | 62 |
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