Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... simply unsound . Analogy is not a substitute for evidence and Bernal seems not to realize the inherent weakness of such argumentation , or that analogies can distort rather than illuminate the past ( see the discussion by M. Oakeshott ...
... simply unsound . Analogy is not a substitute for evidence and Bernal seems not to realize the inherent weakness of such argumentation , or that analogies can distort rather than illuminate the past ( see the discussion by M. Oakeshott ...
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... simply stated ( not polemically ) the fact that I knew of no work solely devoted to the plot of the trilogy . G. ( On p . 17 ) For K. , ' the concept of the antithesis Nomos - phusis ... is considered as the theme of the trilogy . ' The ...
... simply stated ( not polemically ) the fact that I knew of no work solely devoted to the plot of the trilogy . G. ( On p . 17 ) For K. , ' the concept of the antithesis Nomos - phusis ... is considered as the theme of the trilogy . ' The ...
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... simply suggests the collusion between Clytemnestra and the Messenger . ' I don't see why it is wrong to say that G. thinks that Aeschylus meant the echo to be a pregnant coincidence , but I argue that the echo simply suggests the ...
... simply suggests the collusion between Clytemnestra and the Messenger . ' I don't see why it is wrong to say that G. thinks that Aeschylus meant the echo to be a pregnant coincidence , but I argue that the echo simply suggests the ...
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