The Meaning of FreedomAberdeen University Press, 1982 - 489 Seiten |
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... social formulas ' . It is possible to take Tess as a social satire , arguing that the various manifestations of a malign or indifferent controlling power are no more than ironic parallels to the main theme , and serve to emphasize the ...
... social formulas ' . It is possible to take Tess as a social satire , arguing that the various manifestations of a malign or indifferent controlling power are no more than ironic parallels to the main theme , and serve to emphasize the ...
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... social environment has a similar capital impor- tance .... Man is not alone but exists in society , in a social environment , and so far as we novelists are concerned , this environment is constantly modifying events . That is just ...
... social environment has a similar capital impor- tance .... Man is not alone but exists in society , in a social environment , and so far as we novelists are concerned , this environment is constantly modifying events . That is just ...
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... social system . Yet if we reduce the basic assumptions of these writers to a neutral slogan such as ' Social Pressures Limit Human Freedom ' it is plain that this can be construed as an indictment of society . Such an indictment might ...
... social system . Yet if we reduce the basic assumptions of these writers to a neutral slogan such as ' Social Pressures Limit Human Freedom ' it is plain that this can be construed as an indictment of society . Such an indictment might ...
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GL 82839934 | 5 |
LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
Urheberrecht | |
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