The Enchanted Glass: The Elizabethan Mind in LiteratureOxford University Press, 1960 - 293 頁 |
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The Elizabethan Mind in Literature Hardin Craig. He did not , and never saw that it was necessary to do so . There is a skeleton in the cupboard of Inductive Logic , which Bacon never suspected and Hume first exposed to view . The value ...
The Elizabethan Mind in Literature Hardin Craig. He did not , and never saw that it was necessary to do so . There is a skeleton in the cupboard of Inductive Logic , which Bacon never suspected and Hume first exposed to view . The value ...
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... never read to . I have given this illus- tration , not because I think we can generalize from this one family , but because I believe the situation I have described is rather general . . The situation described here is not new . Our ...
... never read to . I have given this illus- tration , not because I think we can generalize from this one family , but because I believe the situation I have described is rather general . . The situation described here is not new . Our ...
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... never before known the possibilities of this world as plainly re- vealed by science and philosophy and had never before had a chance to exploit them . One can understand the bright zeal of the men of the Renaissance when they 192 NEW ...
... never before known the possibilities of this world as plainly re- vealed by science and philosophy and had never before had a chance to exploit them . One can understand the bright zeal of the men of the Renaissance when they 192 NEW ...
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