Shakspere: A Critical Study of His Mind and ArtC. Kegan Paul, 1877 - 434 pages |
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... moral sores are the luxuries of his imagination . The other characters , the brute warrior Ajax , the insolent self - wor- shipper Achilles , Hector , heroic but too careless how and when he expends his heroic strength , are of minor ...
... moral sores are the luxuries of his imagination . The other characters , the brute warrior Ajax , the insolent self - wor- shipper Achilles , Hector , heroic but too careless how and when he expends his heroic strength , are of minor ...
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... moral order of the uni- verse , we cannot think of Shakspere among the men of pleasure , scepticism , and irony ; he could not stay his energy or his humour with the shallow lubricities of Boccaccio . Neither can we picture to ourselves ...
... moral order of the uni- verse , we cannot think of Shakspere among the men of pleasure , scepticism , and irony ; he could not stay his energy or his humour with the shallow lubricities of Boccaccio . Neither can we picture to ourselves ...
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... over and around the earth , but that the earth was truly in heaven . moral discovery of the time . This is typical of the Men found that the earth is in heaven , that God is not above nature I 2 Shakspere - His Mind and Art .
... over and around the earth , but that the earth was truly in heaven . moral discovery of the time . This is typical of the Men found that the earth is in heaven , that God is not above nature I 2 Shakspere - His Mind and Art .
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... moral character and in gifts of intellect and soul we should find little resemblance between them . While Bacon's sense of the presence of physical law in the universe was for his time extraordinarily developed , he seems practically to ...
... moral character and in gifts of intellect and soul we should find little resemblance between them . While Bacon's sense of the presence of physical law in the universe was for his time extraordinarily developed , he seems practically to ...
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... moral feeling through Europe , failed to sustain itself . Its uncom- promising ideality kept it too much out of relation with the vital , concrete , and ever - altering facts of human society . The English reformation on the other hand ...
... moral feeling through Europe , failed to sustain itself . Its uncom- promising ideality kept it too much out of relation with the vital , concrete , and ever - altering facts of human society . The English reformation on the other hand ...
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