The Sewanee Review, Volume 7University of the South, 1899 - American fiction |
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... thing , a lump of clay . To know him truly , we must study him , not only in his static relations with the ex- isting generation of living men and women , but also in his dynamic relations , as the inheritor of impulses , ideas , and ...
... thing , a lump of clay . To know him truly , we must study him , not only in his static relations with the ex- isting generation of living men and women , but also in his dynamic relations , as the inheritor of impulses , ideas , and ...
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... things for a person to do , as all experience tes- tifies , is to put himself in another's place , and look upon the ... thing which Comparative Study of Religions . 7.
... things for a person to do , as all experience tes- tifies , is to put himself in another's place , and look upon the ... thing which Comparative Study of Religions . 7.
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are accustomed to look upon religion as a thing which sprang , Minervalike , full panoplied , from the brain of Jove - a thing for all time , the same yesterday , to - day , and forever . We are beginning to see , however , that a ...
are accustomed to look upon religion as a thing which sprang , Minervalike , full panoplied , from the brain of Jove - a thing for all time , the same yesterday , to - day , and forever . We are beginning to see , however , that a ...
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... thing may secure the services of the spirit which lodges within it . " Strictly speaking , however , the conception of a spirit as lodging within the ob- ject and separable from it characterizes a more advanced re- ligious and ...
... thing may secure the services of the spirit which lodges within it . " Strictly speaking , however , the conception of a spirit as lodging within the ob- ject and separable from it characterizes a more advanced re- ligious and ...
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... things . The fetich is regarded as having a life of its own , but with only a vague sense of the kinship of this life to the person- ality of human beings . The idol in its most primitive sig- nificance is the fetich consciously ...
... things . The fetich is regarded as having a life of its own , but with only a vague sense of the kinship of this life to the person- ality of human beings . The idol in its most primitive sig- nificance is the fetich consciously ...
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