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3 And so to the second objection — that ( Pope fails in sound sense when relating virtue and happiness . This charge rests on the fourth and last Epistle of An Essay on Man , or rather on isolated lines of it , which have been unduly ...
3 And so to the second objection — that ( Pope fails in sound sense when relating virtue and happiness . This charge rests on the fourth and last Epistle of An Essay on Man , or rather on isolated lines of it , which have been unduly ...
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Who ought to make me ( what he can , or none ) That Man divine whom Wisdom calls her own.4 Taken in its entirety Pope's account of virtue and happiness is that of Johnson . In that early work , the Life of Savage , Johnson sees virtue ...
Who ought to make me ( what he can , or none ) That Man divine whom Wisdom calls her own.4 Taken in its entirety Pope's account of virtue and happiness is that of Johnson . In that early work , the Life of Savage , Johnson sees virtue ...
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Farther on in the same tale , while the ' practice of virtue ' is represented as a command laid on man , it is seen that the command is never in fact complied with : “ Whether perfect happiness would be procured by perfect goodness ...
Farther on in the same tale , while the ' practice of virtue ' is represented as a command laid on man , it is seen that the command is never in fact complied with : “ Whether perfect happiness would be procured by perfect goodness ...
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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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