The Meaning of FreedomAberdeen University Press, 1982 - 489 Seiten |
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... means to consolidate the dictatorship , which , though so depressing a phenomenon , yet seemed to represent a ... means ' . The means must of course include execution and imprison- ment . What gives Darkness at Noon its force and ...
... means to consolidate the dictatorship , which , though so depressing a phenomenon , yet seemed to represent a ... means ' . The means must of course include execution and imprison- ment . What gives Darkness at Noon its force and ...
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... mean that he can contemplate literally nothing but his own selfhood and his own freedom . So that ' freedom ' would mean ... means not only being continually forced to make decisions but also carrying with you the freight of previous ...
... mean that he can contemplate literally nothing but his own selfhood and his own freedom . So that ' freedom ' would mean ... means not only being continually forced to make decisions but also carrying with you the freight of previous ...
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... mean that he can contemplate literally nothing but his own selfhood and his own freedom . So that ' freedom ' would mean ... means not only being continually forced to make decisions but also carrying with you the freight of previous ...
... mean that he can contemplate literally nothing but his own selfhood and his own freedom . So that ' freedom ' would mean ... means not only being continually forced to make decisions but also carrying with you the freight of previous ...
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LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
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