The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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... imagination and discrimination which have accompanied mathematical advance . Enough of these are intel- ligible without technical prerequisites to afford profitable in- cidental reading for a student of the humanities . " Finally , we ...
... imagination and discrimination which have accompanied mathematical advance . Enough of these are intel- ligible without technical prerequisites to afford profitable in- cidental reading for a student of the humanities . " Finally , we ...
Page 525
... imagination and memory , which we avoid . It is important to believe that the visible is the equivalent of the invisible ; and once we believe it , we have destroyed the imagination , that is to say , we have destroyed the false imagination ...
... imagination and memory , which we avoid . It is important to believe that the visible is the equivalent of the invisible ; and once we believe it , we have destroyed the imagination , that is to say , we have destroyed the false imagination ...
Page 526
... imagination , to make his own imagination that of those who have none , or little ? And how will he do this ? It is not possible to say how an imaginative person will do a thing . Having made an election , he will be faithful to the ...
... imagination , to make his own imagination that of those who have none , or little ? And how will he do this ? It is not possible to say how an imaginative person will do a thing . Having made an election , he will be faithful to the ...
Contents
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 1 |
AUTHOR | 7 |
Man On The Campus | 14 |
Copyright | |
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