BIOGRAPHIA LITERARIA1958 |
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... means , and which therefore by the well known law of association become at length desireable on their own account . On their own ac- count , and , in their own dignity , they are here displayed , as 20 being employed to ends so unhuman ...
... means , and which therefore by the well known law of association become at length desireable on their own account . On their own ac- count , and , in their own dignity , they are here displayed , as 20 being employed to ends so unhuman ...
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... means . The Poet must always aim at pleasure as his specific means , but surely Milton did , and all ought to aim at something nobler as their end - viz . to cultivate and pre- dispose the heart of the Reader , ' & c . Here we have ...
... means . The Poet must always aim at pleasure as his specific means , but surely Milton did , and all ought to aim at something nobler as their end - viz . to cultivate and pre- dispose the heart of the Reader , ' & c . Here we have ...
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... means that it is con- sciously referred to a conception previously existing in the mind . See Kritik , ib . and p . 218 : The good is only represented through the medium of a conception ( Begriff ) as the object of universal approval ...
... means that it is con- sciously referred to a conception previously existing in the mind . See Kritik , ib . and p . 218 : The good is only represented through the medium of a conception ( Begriff ) as the object of universal approval ...
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