The Soul of Man Under Socialism, and Other EssaysHarper & Row, 1970 - 298页 |
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... perhaps the best rough test of what is literature and what is not . If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again , there is no use reading it at all . But what do you say about the return to Life and Nature ? This is the ...
... perhaps the best rough test of what is literature and what is not . If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again , there is no use reading it at all . But what do you say about the return to Life and Nature ? This is the ...
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... perhaps of notes dotted down for an art lecture , or of isolated fragments destined for some larger book , but in temper and treatment it is perfect , absolutely . The ethical effect of art , its im- ' portance to culture , and its ...
... perhaps of notes dotted down for an art lecture , or of isolated fragments destined for some larger book , but in temper and treatment it is perfect , absolutely . The ethical effect of art , its im- ' portance to culture , and its ...
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... Perhaps Shakespeare's young friend was the son of the player upon the virginals ? It was at least something to have discovered that Will Hews was an Elizabethan name . Indeed the name Hews seemed to have been closely connected with ...
... Perhaps Shakespeare's young friend was the son of the player upon the virginals ? It was at least something to have discovered that Will Hews was an Elizabethan name . Indeed the name Hews seemed to have been closely connected with ...
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