The Bucknell Review, 第 16-17 卷Bucknell University Press, 1954 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 64 筆
第 83 頁
... ideal , she never is undermined by fortune . Thus the Clerk forces us to read his tale on two levels - the real and the ideal - and then makes each continually undercut the other . Walter has God - like power , but he is not God and he ...
... ideal , she never is undermined by fortune . Thus the Clerk forces us to read his tale on two levels - the real and the ideal - and then makes each continually undercut the other . Walter has God - like power , but he is not God and he ...
第 23 頁
... ideal hero - we admit its central significance to his thought . We recognize that his theory of correspondences , his ideas about Nature and language and the Reason subserve his overriding concern with the perfectible man . From this ...
... ideal hero - we admit its central significance to his thought . We recognize that his theory of correspondences , his ideas about Nature and language and the Reason subserve his overriding concern with the perfectible man . From this ...
第 31 頁
... ideal . " His emphasis throughout English Traits is on the practical rather than the ideal traits of the people ; he is less . concerned with what the English will become than with what they were and are . " The power of performance has ...
... ideal . " His emphasis throughout English Traits is on the practical rather than the ideal traits of the people ; he is less . concerned with what the English will become than with what they were and are . " The power of performance has ...
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