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... feelings into exact language . In his novels , language is a barrier which is interposed between the artist and his experience , and in almost every case the word is a substitute for the feeling it purports to describe . The psychology ...
... feelings into exact language . In his novels , language is a barrier which is interposed between the artist and his experience , and in almost every case the word is a substitute for the feeling it purports to describe . The psychology ...
Pagina 87
... feeling ' that the desires which determine his actions are right . But he sees no possibility of testing this rightness and he makes no attempt to take this feeling as a sign that there may be a more rational method , however difficult ...
... feeling ' that the desires which determine his actions are right . But he sees no possibility of testing this rightness and he makes no attempt to take this feeling as a sign that there may be a more rational method , however difficult ...
Pagina 346
... feeling that whatever he had got out of life had been wrenched from a hostile world , led to the generalisation : society must necessarily crush the individual , whose feeling of frustration is in direct proportion to his personal ...
... feeling that whatever he had got out of life had been wrenched from a hostile world , led to the generalisation : society must necessarily crush the individual , whose feeling of frustration is in direct proportion to his personal ...
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Lessons of Palestine | 61 |
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