Pope and Human NatureClarendon Press, 1958 - 278 Seiten |
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... exists in the Dunciad , it exists in reserve . It seemed more proper to leave it so . Let theologians , to whom man did not much listen , engage in ' scanning ' God . Pope's system of morals , however , is not expressed in poems which ...
... exists in the Dunciad , it exists in reserve . It seemed more proper to leave it so . Let theologians , to whom man did not much listen , engage in ' scanning ' God . Pope's system of morals , however , is not expressed in poems which ...
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... exists in bits and pieces , by fits and starts , and the reward of virtue is a sporadic happiness at the mercy of matters beyond the control of man , and which , moreover , in so far as it exists at all , requires a fine taste for its ...
... exists in bits and pieces , by fits and starts , and the reward of virtue is a sporadic happiness at the mercy of matters beyond the control of man , and which , moreover , in so far as it exists at all , requires a fine taste for its ...
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... exist to demonstrate Pope's subscription to the philosophy of Horace , to ' the Horatian standard of Temper- ance ... exists as a person in his poems . To put it another way : Shelley and Keats , as Keats was quick to see , were very ...
... exist to demonstrate Pope's subscription to the philosophy of Horace , to ' the Horatian standard of Temper- ance ... exists as a person in his poems . To put it another way : Shelley and Keats , as Keats was quick to see , were very ...
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NATURE | 1 |
MAN AND THE OTHER CREATURES | 27 |
MAN AND THE CALL TO LIVE WELL | 36 |
Urheberrecht | |
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