The Bucknell Review, 第 8-9 卷Bucknell University Press, 1954 |
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... Fortune : " If one could change one's nature with time and circumstance , fortune would never change . ' III 9913 What is this Fortune that might never alter if man could only adjust himself to all varieties of change ? Although ...
... Fortune : " If one could change one's nature with time and circumstance , fortune would never change . ' III 9913 What is this Fortune that might never alter if man could only adjust himself to all varieties of change ? Although ...
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Machiavelli compared Fortune to a woman whose favors we seek and whose wrath we fear . According to James Burnham , Machiavelli's Fortune serves as a symbol for those impersonal forces in his environment over which man has no control ...
Machiavelli compared Fortune to a woman whose favors we seek and whose wrath we fear . According to James Burnham , Machiavelli's Fortune serves as a symbol for those impersonal forces in his environment over which man has no control ...
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... Fortune , as they are presented in parts of The Prince and Capitolo on Fortune , are integral parts of his philosophy of history and that they complete rather than destroy his science of man . His writings on Fortune clearly indicate ...
... Fortune , as they are presented in parts of The Prince and Capitolo on Fortune , are integral parts of his philosophy of history and that they complete rather than destroy his science of man . His writings on Fortune clearly indicate ...
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LEONARDO DA VINCIS PHILOSOPHY OF ORIGINALITY | 1 |
FROM ANALYSIS TO CREATION | 17 |
THE PARADOX OF RELIGIOUS POETRY | 38 |
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