The Works of Matthew Arnold in Fifteen Volumes, Հատոր 4AMS Press, 1970 |
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Էջ 109
... philosophy , so far , at least , as it may put on the form and habit of ' a scientific system of thought , ' and the ... philosophy . The Excursion abounds with philosophy , and therefore the Excursion is to the Wordsworthian what it ...
... philosophy , so far , at least , as it may put on the form and habit of ' a scientific system of thought , ' and the ... philosophy . The Excursion abounds with philosophy , and therefore the Excursion is to the Wordsworthian what it ...
Էջ 225
... philosophy is on a far other scale of vastness ' than Sénancour's , and therefore he gives the preference to the eloquence of Amiel , which clothes and conveys this vaster philosophy . Amiel was no doubt greatly Sénancour's superior in ...
... philosophy is on a far other scale of vastness ' than Sénancour's , and therefore he gives the preference to the eloquence of Amiel , which clothes and conveys this vaster philosophy . Amiel was no doubt greatly Sénancour's superior in ...
Էջ 363
... philosophy . The Platonic dialogues afford us the example of exquisite literary form and treatment given to philosophical ideas . Plato is at once a great literary man and a great philosopher . If we speak carefully , we cannot call ...
... philosophy . The Platonic dialogues afford us the example of exquisite literary form and treatment given to philosophical ideas . Plato is at once a great literary man and a great philosopher . If we speak carefully , we cannot call ...
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MILTON | 42 |
THOMAS GRAY | 51 |
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