The Cambridge History of English Literature, Volume 14Sir Adolphus William Ward, Alfred Rayney Waller G.P. Putnam's sons, 1917 - English literature |
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... described in his Autobiography . This crisis was a result of the severe strain , physical and mental , to which he had been subjected from his earliest years . He was " in a dull state of nerves " ; the objects in life for which he had ...
... described in his Autobiography . This crisis was a result of the severe strain , physical and mental , to which he had been subjected from his earliest years . He was " in a dull state of nerves " ; the objects in life for which he had ...
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... described as mechanism and which is ex- hibited both in the basis and in the plan of his whole structure . The other is his strong bias towards individualism . If the former may plausibly be connected with his training as an engineer ...
... described as mechanism and which is ex- hibited both in the basis and in the plan of his whole structure . The other is his strong bias towards individualism . If the former may plausibly be connected with his training as an engineer ...
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... described the moral opinions of ordinary men , not as they are reflectively set down in philosophical books , but as they are expressed in life , com- pact of reason and tradition , fused by emotion and desire . The third book of his ...
... described the moral opinions of ordinary men , not as they are reflectively set down in philosophical books , but as they are expressed in life , com- pact of reason and tradition , fused by emotion and desire . The third book of his ...
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... described as neo - Kantian , more commonly as Hegelian or neo- Hegelian . But its members describe it simply as idealism , though it is an idealism of a form new in English thought . Be- fore them , Kant's speculative successors had not ...
... described as neo - Kantian , more commonly as Hegelian or neo- Hegelian . But its members describe it simply as idealism , though it is an idealism of a form new in English thought . Be- fore them , Kant's speculative successors had not ...
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... described as the reconciler of philo- sophy and religion , and Stirling , fascinated by the thought , soon afterwards threw up his practice , settled for some years on the continent - in Germany and in France — and devoted himself with ...
... described as the reconciler of philo- sophy and religion , and Stirling , fascinated by the thought , soon afterwards threw up his practice , settled for some years on the continent - in Germany and in France — and devoted himself with ...
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