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Pagina 149
... Nature is right wing , ' Ramuz wrote somewhere . If nature means the immobility of an image provided once and for all by those meagre imaginations that cannot be at ease except in repetition , then nature is indeed a conservative idea ...
... Nature is right wing , ' Ramuz wrote somewhere . If nature means the immobility of an image provided once and for all by those meagre imaginations that cannot be at ease except in repetition , then nature is indeed a conservative idea ...
Pagina 150
... nature , laid the foundations of Europe and Christianity . It is not natural for man to fly through the air . He flies - and is he less human as a result ? The knights errant of nature are right to recall that the human constitution and ...
... nature , laid the foundations of Europe and Christianity . It is not natural for man to fly through the air . He flies - and is he less human as a result ? The knights errant of nature are right to recall that the human constitution and ...
Pagina 205
... nature , it has the possibilities of destruction , both by war and by the sapping of the natural foundations of society in family , neighbourhood and craft . It has collected man into great industrial cities and has deprived many ...
... nature , it has the possibilities of destruction , both by war and by the sapping of the natural foundations of society in family , neighbourhood and craft . It has collected man into great industrial cities and has deprived many ...
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