Pope and Human NatureClarendon Press, 1958 - 278 Seiten |
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... experience of each man is inalienably his own , even when experiencing ' the same thing ' as others experience , but it was claimed that there are some sorts of things that give any one man an experience as nearly like that of any other ...
... experience of each man is inalienably his own , even when experiencing ' the same thing ' as others experience , but it was claimed that there are some sorts of things that give any one man an experience as nearly like that of any other ...
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... experience which I have had , —and I have had a great deal , -I have learnt to think better of mankind . ' JOHNSON . From my experience I have found them worse in com- mercial dealings , more disposed to cheat , than I had any notion of ...
... experience which I have had , —and I have had a great deal , -I have learnt to think better of mankind . ' JOHNSON . From my experience I have found them worse in com- mercial dealings , more disposed to cheat , than I had any notion of ...
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... experience fresh and adds to it by going on living his own life , and also by keeping his eyes open to as much as possible of the experience of others . He gives an account of his comprehensive store of experience in language . But here ...
... experience fresh and adds to it by going on living his own life , and also by keeping his eyes open to as much as possible of the experience of others . He gives an account of his comprehensive store of experience in language . But here ...
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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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