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Pagina 147
... ideas , if we considered them in a purely philosophic way . But despair is not an idea ; it is a corrosive . And wherever ... idea but an irrepressible force , and wherever it is denied a future , it protests and runs wild . This anguish ...
... ideas , if we considered them in a purely philosophic way . But despair is not an idea ; it is a corrosive . And wherever ... idea but an irrepressible force , and wherever it is denied a future , it protests and runs wild . This anguish ...
Pagina 150
... idea of creation and of irreversible time , opened up that life foreclosed on the infinite . But it did this only so to speak , at the tip of the soul . Then one fine day , under the soul's pressure , the ancient universe opened like a ...
... idea of creation and of irreversible time , opened up that life foreclosed on the infinite . But it did this only so to speak , at the tip of the soul . Then one fine day , under the soul's pressure , the ancient universe opened like a ...
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... idea , not a Biblical , Christian idea . For most of his life , Temple was essentially Platonist . He endowed education with a religious content a fact which discloses also his view of religion , as essentially a process of education ...
... idea , not a Biblical , Christian idea . For most of his life , Temple was essentially Platonist . He endowed education with a religious content a fact which discloses also his view of religion , as essentially a process of education ...
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