Bottom: on Shakespeare, 第 1 卷the] Ark Press [for the Humanities Research Center, University of Texas, 1963 - 472 頁 |
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... express , the more perfect they are . For we do not admire the architect who planned a chapel so much as the architect who planned some great temple . 109. The remaining things which are referred to thought , such as love , pleasure ...
... express , the more perfect they are . For we do not admire the architect who planned a chapel so much as the architect who planned some great temple . 109. The remaining things which are referred to thought , such as love , pleasure ...
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... express . As Wittgenstein explained , that one person would understand and read them with pleasure was incentive enough to get them going . They are often tempers for whom at least one dead person has never died , because that person ...
... express . As Wittgenstein explained , that one person would understand and read them with pleasure was incentive enough to get them going . They are often tempers for whom at least one dead person has never died , because that person ...
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... express by language . The propositions show the logical form of reality ' ( Tractatus , 4.121 ) . With respect then to the wholeness reached by eyes , or thought , or words : just as we cannot think that we cannot think and cannot ...
... express by language . The propositions show the logical form of reality ' ( Tractatus , 4.121 ) . With respect then to the wholeness reached by eyes , or thought , or words : just as we cannot think that we cannot think and cannot ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
notes for Her music to Pericles and for a graph of culture | 33 |
Abomb and H | 97 |
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