The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 106
... human history ' ? Again we are not told . In his effort to establish some fundamental relationship between evolution ... Human purpose and the progress based upon it must . . . be formulated in terms of human values . man , by now become ...
... human history ' ? Again we are not told . In his effort to establish some fundamental relationship between evolution ... Human purpose and the progress based upon it must . . . be formulated in terms of human values . man , by now become ...
Pagina 145
... human , a very human , document . On the other hand , it is conceivable that even The Times may be mistaken . But , whether they are or not , they have done a public service both by having and by expounding , that rare but precious ...
... human , a very human , document . On the other hand , it is conceivable that even The Times may be mistaken . But , whether they are or not , they have done a public service both by having and by expounding , that rare but precious ...
Pagina 178
... human reason . There are two persistent themes in the writing of Anatole France which I shall not attempt to defend . One is the belittlement of human reason , the other the solipsism which is its natural consequence . He denies the ...
... human reason . There are two persistent themes in the writing of Anatole France which I shall not attempt to defend . One is the belittlement of human reason , the other the solipsism which is its natural consequence . He denies the ...
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