The Enchanted Glass: The Elizabethan Mind in LiteratureOxford University Press, 1960 - 293 頁 |
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... moral perfection and since gods and heroes are morally perfect , a poet who represents gods and heroes as immoral beings is irreverent , offensive and injurious ; that is , he violates propriety in- asmuch as he is false to the perfect ...
... moral perfection and since gods and heroes are morally perfect , a poet who represents gods and heroes as immoral beings is irreverent , offensive and injurious ; that is , he violates propriety in- asmuch as he is false to the perfect ...
第 80 頁
... moral , studious and aspiring earlier years of the Queen's reign , but seem to think that somebody turned on an electric switch about the year 1590 , whereas the real renascence was over by that year— except the gathering of the harvest ...
... moral , studious and aspiring earlier years of the Queen's reign , but seem to think that somebody turned on an electric switch about the year 1590 , whereas the real renascence was over by that year— except the gathering of the harvest ...
第 85 頁
... moral objects of right and wrong . Nothing can possibly , in such a creature , exclude a principle of virtue , or render it ineffectual , except what 1. Either takes away the natural and just sense of right and wrong ; 2. Or creates a ...
... moral objects of right and wrong . Nothing can possibly , in such a creature , exclude a principle of virtue , or render it ineffectual , except what 1. Either takes away the natural and just sense of right and wrong ; 2. Or creates a ...
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