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Page 77
... tion of the mind and 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 ...
... tion of the mind and 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 ...
Page 95
... tion : it is an artificial fiction in which the status of artifice is a principle theme . Unlike the ' inartistic ' Miss Irwines in Adam Bede ( ch . 5 ) , therefore , whose significance is precisely that they cannot be included in the ...
... tion : it is an artificial fiction in which the status of artifice is a principle theme . Unlike the ' inartistic ' Miss Irwines in Adam Bede ( ch . 5 ) , therefore , whose significance is precisely that they cannot be included in the ...
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... tion , self - containment and social conformity , and in dismissing the embarrassingly intense asceticism in the novels , it extinguishes the will which Nietzsche finally discerned in ascetic morality . Liberal critics thereby deny ...
... tion , self - containment and social conformity , and in dismissing the embarrassingly intense asceticism in the novels , it extinguishes the will which Nietzsche finally discerned in ascetic morality . Liberal critics thereby deny ...
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Morality and religion | 17 |
Heredity and psychology | 38 |
the challenge of Marxs Theses on Feuerbach | 103 |
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