The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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... tion of the King James ' version of the Bible so that it could more adequately represent a new emphasis upon the daily ex- perience and a new demand for factual accuracy . Such are the differences between the two literatures . But if it ...
... tion of the King James ' version of the Bible so that it could more adequately represent a new emphasis upon the daily ex- perience and a new demand for factual accuracy . Such are the differences between the two literatures . But if it ...
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... tion and liberates him there . This sense of liberation may be examined specifically in relation to the experience of writing a poem that completely accomplishes the purpose of the poet . Bergson had in mind religious aspira- tion . The ...
... tion and liberates him there . This sense of liberation may be examined specifically in relation to the experience of writing a poem that completely accomplishes the purpose of the poet . Bergson had in mind religious aspira- tion . The ...
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... tion , as the philosopher dwells in his reason , and as the priest dwells in his belief , the masculine nature that we propose for one that must be the master of our lives will be lost as , for example , in the folds of the garments of ...
... tion , as the philosopher dwells in his reason , and as the priest dwells in his belief , the masculine nature that we propose for one that must be the master of our lives will be lost as , for example , in the folds of the garments of ...
Contents
AUTHOR | 7 |
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Copyright | |
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