The Enchanted Glass: The Elizabethan Mind in LiteratureOxford University Press, 1960 - 293 頁 |
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... it would turn the mind of the patient ( who is in danger of becoming a Christian ) to great universal issues . One way to prevent this is to keep his mind on sensual in- dulgences ; call them ' real life ' . Science ENCLOSED AREAS 39.
... it would turn the mind of the patient ( who is in danger of becoming a Christian ) to great universal issues . One way to prevent this is to keep his mind on sensual in- dulgences ; call them ' real life ' . Science ENCLOSED AREAS 39.
第 135 頁
... universal and binding laws to be enforced by the full authority of scholars of great reputation and by their less celebrated followers . Symbolic logicians have restated in better and more significant form the principles of correct ...
... universal and binding laws to be enforced by the full authority of scholars of great reputation and by their less celebrated followers . Symbolic logicians have restated in better and more significant form the principles of correct ...
第 177 頁
... universal authority the rules which at first , perhaps , were but arbitrarily advanced . Poetry , taken in its widest acceptation , as the power of creating what is beautiful , and representing it to the eye or the ear , is a universal ...
... universal authority the rules which at first , perhaps , were but arbitrarily advanced . Poetry , taken in its widest acceptation , as the power of creating what is beautiful , and representing it to the eye or the ear , is a universal ...
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