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... problem of developing an adequate response to the triumph of un - reason over reason . This entailed , for Milton , and for the ex- Independents as a whole , a reorganisation of the central rationalist categories so as to focus their ...
... problem of developing an adequate response to the triumph of un - reason over reason . This entailed , for Milton , and for the ex- Independents as a whole , a reorganisation of the central rationalist categories so as to focus their ...
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... problem of defeat , the problem of the fall of man , and not only in explaining that problem in terms which are , as we have seen , essentially psychologis- tic , but also in proposing a solution to that problem . If the first ten books ...
... problem of defeat , the problem of the fall of man , and not only in explaining that problem in terms which are , as we have seen , essentially psychologis- tic , but also in proposing a solution to that problem . If the first ten books ...
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... problem of defeat , and that this problem was posed for Milton by the defeat of the political cause to which he had dedicated much of his life . But , from this insight , Hill proceeds to an attempt to establish a series of direct ...
... problem of defeat , and that this problem was posed for Milton by the defeat of the political cause to which he had dedicated much of his life . But , from this insight , Hill proceeds to an attempt to establish a series of direct ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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