The Pensées of Pascal--: A Study in Baroque Style |
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... analysis , the statement is to be rejected for aesthetic and scien- tific reasons . Evaluation not based on analysis is rhapsodic or impression- istic . Charles Lalo152 deals the death - blow to this type of criticism when he proves ...
... analysis , the statement is to be rejected for aesthetic and scien- tific reasons . Evaluation not based on analysis is rhapsodic or impression- istic . Charles Lalo152 deals the death - blow to this type of criticism when he proves ...
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... analysis , if not the most complete one . The very fundament of Roustan's critical method , the basis on which it functions , is that the form is " dis- covered " by the idea , that the very formalism contributes to the meaning and ...
... analysis , if not the most complete one . The very fundament of Roustan's critical method , the basis on which it functions , is that the form is " dis- covered " by the idea , that the very formalism contributes to the meaning and ...
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... analysis and the analysis of special features of style . Such a plan makes for order in the presentation . Roustan begins this analysis with the application of Pascal's method to his own writing . The touchstone of Pascal's style , for ...
... analysis and the analysis of special features of style . Such a plan makes for order in the presentation . Roustan begins this analysis with the application of Pascal's method to his own writing . The touchstone of Pascal's style , for ...
Contents
AN ANALYSIS OF THE PENSERS | 42 |
III | 51 |
THE ROLE OF SOUND IN UNIFYING DISUNITY | 104 |
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