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With the deep self - appreciation that seldom deserted him , Leo wrote to a friend
: “ James goes to my most innards in Philosophy as Shakespeare and Keats do
in poetry . . . my own thinking goes so absolutely on all fours with his . ” Gertrude
...
With the deep self - appreciation that seldom deserted him , Leo wrote to a friend
: “ James goes to my most innards in Philosophy as Shakespeare and Keats do
in poetry . . . my own thinking goes so absolutely on all fours with his . ” Gertrude
...
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Gertrude ' s philosophical relationship with William James was to be lifelong ,
even though she tended to shy from acknowledging it as an obvious factor in her
development . From their first association , James must have been arrested by ...
Gertrude ' s philosophical relationship with William James was to be lifelong ,
even though she tended to shy from acknowledging it as an obvious factor in her
development . From their first association , James must have been arrested by ...
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... 211 , 212 King James Bible , xiv Hugo , Jean Victor , 234 Kipling , Rudyard , 29
, 189 , 250 Humbert , Marcelle ( Eva ) , 219 Kitchener , Field Marshal , 215
Huntington , Collis P . , 23 Knoblauch , Mrs . Charles , 99 Hutchins , Robert
Maynard ...
... 211 , 212 King James Bible , xiv Hugo , Jean Victor , 234 Kipling , Rudyard , 29
, 189 , 250 Humbert , Marcelle ( Eva ) , 219 Kitchener , Field Marshal , 215
Huntington , Collis P . , 23 Knoblauch , Mrs . Charles , 99 Hutchins , Robert
Maynard ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | P. Smith, 1968 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Virginia |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 aug 2008 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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