The Sewanee Review, Volume 52T. Hodgson, 1944 - American fiction |
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Page 150
... mind . Nor will the oral examination wed the student to a form he is about to leave behind him , most likely forever . One of the happiest stages in a man's development is the time when he out- grows what up to that point may have been ...
... mind . Nor will the oral examination wed the student to a form he is about to leave behind him , most likely forever . One of the happiest stages in a man's development is the time when he out- grows what up to that point may have been ...
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... mind , the mind of " negative capability , " to use Keats ' phrase , is bound , by its very nature , to express certain fundamental human truths and to embody and define , better than any other sort of mind , recurrently uni- versal ...
... mind , the mind of " negative capability , " to use Keats ' phrase , is bound , by its very nature , to express certain fundamental human truths and to embody and define , better than any other sort of mind , recurrently uni- versal ...
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... mind with which Mr. DeVoto ap- proaches literature , on the rare occasions when he gets around to it , that understanding is hardly possible . Here , for example , is his con- sidered opinion of Mr. Eliot : No one else who has written ...
... mind with which Mr. DeVoto ap- proaches literature , on the rare occasions when he gets around to it , that understanding is hardly possible . Here , for example , is his con- sidered opinion of Mr. Eliot : No one else who has written ...
Contents
The Necessity For Spiritual Revival Theodore M Greene | 14 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe R M Weaver | 24 |
Albert Taylor Bledsoe | 34 |
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