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Page 42
... heart's necessity , not the mind's freedom ' . " As a God - intoxicated man , Savonarola wilfully allows his mind to be- come a prisoner of the heart , and even if this service of the heart's necessity also commands George Eliot's ...
... heart's necessity , not the mind's freedom ' . " As a God - intoxicated man , Savonarola wilfully allows his mind to be- come a prisoner of the heart , and even if this service of the heart's necessity also commands George Eliot's ...
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... heart , is quite as unhistorical as Coveney's organicist conception of retrospective radicalism . However , the novel's overt progressivism , and specifically its acceptance of the manufacturing town as a source of value , ensures that ...
... heart , is quite as unhistorical as Coveney's organicist conception of retrospective radicalism . However , the novel's overt progressivism , and specifically its acceptance of the manufacturing town as a source of value , ensures that ...
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... heart of mankind ' . Judaism , therefore , is more than a paradigm of nation- hood . Jews are the bearers of a uniquely redemptive vision of human possibilities from which all other peoples can and must learn . In this sense they really ...
... heart of mankind ' . Judaism , therefore , is more than a paradigm of nation- hood . Jews are the bearers of a uniquely redemptive vision of human possibilities from which all other peoples can and must learn . In this sense they really ...
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Morality and religion | 17 |
Heredity and psychology | 38 |
the challenge of Marxs Theses on Feuerbach | 103 |
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