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... nature ' . That is , he becomes , like Nature herself , a world - creator and , in that sense , as it were , her rival or dupli- cate ; with this difference , however , that the world which he creates by means of his art is ' either ...
... nature ' . That is , he becomes , like Nature herself , a world - creator and , in that sense , as it were , her rival or dupli- cate ; with this difference , however , that the world which he creates by means of his art is ' either ...
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British Academy. indeed Nature herself that confronts us here : Nature in that Lucretian sense of the word ' which etymology justifies and which ' , as Mr. George Santayana reminds us , ' is the most philosophical as well ' , when it ...
British Academy. indeed Nature herself that confronts us here : Nature in that Lucretian sense of the word ' which etymology justifies and which ' , as Mr. George Santayana reminds us , ' is the most philosophical as well ' , when it ...
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... Nature and Patience are so related by the drama as to convince us that in patience ( which is the long- suffering ) of Nature lies the true nature of Patience , and that in exercise of this virtue , as thus defined , lies in turn , when ...
... Nature and Patience are so related by the drama as to convince us that in patience ( which is the long- suffering ) of Nature lies the true nature of Patience , and that in exercise of this virtue , as thus defined , lies in turn , when ...
Contents
THINKING AND Representation Philosophical Lecture By H | 83 |
ORIGEN Lecture on a Master Mind By the Very Rev Dr W | 123 |
THE GOLDEN WORLD OF KING LEAR Shakespeare Lecture | 147 |
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