Proceedings of the British Academy, Svazek 9British Academy, 1976 |
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... feeling might be . There is no limit to the move- ment towards self - completion which is imminent in them . This is the meaning of the dialectic which impels towards a fuller and higher degree in the knowledge of reality which they ...
... feeling might be . There is no limit to the move- ment towards self - completion which is imminent in them . This is the meaning of the dialectic which impels towards a fuller and higher degree in the knowledge of reality which they ...
Strana 219
... feeling . " The moving accident is not my trade ' ; or , as he puts it in the prose of the great Preface , it is not the action and situation which , in his poems , give importance to the feeling , but on the contrary the feeling which ...
... feeling . " The moving accident is not my trade ' ; or , as he puts it in the prose of the great Preface , it is not the action and situation which , in his poems , give importance to the feeling , but on the contrary the feeling which ...
Strana 399
... feeling for justice and their passionate resentment of injustice . Is this also in some measure an inheritance from the State which gave law to the world ? This sense which is instinctive in them , together with a quick perception of ...
... feeling for justice and their passionate resentment of injustice . Is this also in some measure an inheritance from the State which gave law to the world ? This sense which is instinctive in them , together with a quick perception of ...
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OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 192021 | 21 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 31 |
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