The Mind and Art of Jonathan SwiftOxford University Press, 1953 - 400 pagina's |
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Pagina 57
... seen . Nor did Swift ever lose sight of the dualism cleaving society into two groups , one made up of the cultivated few , the other of the mass of mankind . Con- sistently he distinguished between these groups , assigning to the former ...
... seen . Nor did Swift ever lose sight of the dualism cleaving society into two groups , one made up of the cultivated few , the other of the mass of mankind . Con- sistently he distinguished between these groups , assigning to the former ...
Pagina 151
... seen that the chief elements in Swift's religious ideology are ( 1 ) the doctrine of reason and nature , ( 2 ) anti- rationalism , and ( 3 ) anti - intellectualism . It should not be imagined that this treatment of Swift's religion is ...
... seen that the chief elements in Swift's religious ideology are ( 1 ) the doctrine of reason and nature , ( 2 ) anti- rationalism , and ( 3 ) anti - intellectualism . It should not be imagined that this treatment of Swift's religion is ...
Pagina 158
... seen , has increased in direct proportion to the animosity . In this case le mythe animal was already at hand , but the loathsome details with which this is elaborated come solely from an imagination possessed of a terrible power to ...
... seen , has increased in direct proportion to the animosity . In this case le mythe animal was already at hand , but the loathsome details with which this is elaborated come solely from an imagination possessed of a terrible power to ...
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MOOR PARK AND SIR WILLIAM TEMPLE | 10 |
The Battle of the Books AND A Tale of a | 49 |
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