The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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Page 161
... becomes a present ; but Dewey's principle of continuity re- quires that we look for further consequences which the " present " future produces in the " future " future . Similarly , means become ends , and ends become means for ...
... becomes a present ; but Dewey's principle of continuity re- quires that we look for further consequences which the " present " future produces in the " future " future . Similarly , means become ends , and ends become means for ...
Page 464
... Become free . " And to others : " Become slaves again , " according to Mr. Degas ' advice . In your case , enough tenacity , enough suffering had already made you win your poet's freedom . I expect everything from this freedom . R ...
... Become free . " And to others : " Become slaves again , " according to Mr. Degas ' advice . In your case , enough tenacity , enough suffering had already made you win your poet's freedom . I expect everything from this freedom . R ...
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... become aware of this relationship , the likeness becomes all the more convincing when we discern that both characters treated " ideas " and interest in intellectual affairs with the passion and intensity of one who becomes the leader or ...
... become aware of this relationship , the likeness becomes all the more convincing when we discern that both characters treated " ideas " and interest in intellectual affairs with the passion and intensity of one who becomes the leader or ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
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