The Meaning of FreedomAberdeen University Press, 1982 - 489 Seiten |
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... expression from De Doctrina Christiana . 19 ' God ' would thus be a term for the immutable and all - compelling force which is not man and for which the most compact secular expression is ' Nature ' . Indeed , on this basis , every ...
... expression from De Doctrina Christiana . 19 ' God ' would thus be a term for the immutable and all - compelling force which is not man and for which the most compact secular expression is ' Nature ' . Indeed , on this basis , every ...
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... expression in English , yet even his heroes overreach themselves and are shown ambiguously : their ambitions and their achievements are stupendous , but in the end their power must find its limits and their liberty prove an illusion ...
... expression in English , yet even his heroes overreach themselves and are shown ambiguously : their ambitions and their achievements are stupendous , but in the end their power must find its limits and their liberty prove an illusion ...
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... expression as well as yours ? . . . . There is no necessary difference in artistic value between a good poem about a flower in the hedge , and a good poem about the scent in a sachet . ARTHUR SYMONS There are no categories of images ...
... expression as well as yours ? . . . . There is no necessary difference in artistic value between a good poem about a flower in the hedge , and a good poem about the scent in a sachet . ARTHUR SYMONS There are no categories of images ...
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LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
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