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... reason / passion dualism for the tripartite Platonic distinction between reason , passion , and desire . 72 Like Plato , Milton identifies the human essence with reason per se and sees passion as essentially alien to that essence . Only ...
... reason / passion dualism for the tripartite Platonic distinction between reason , passion , and desire . 72 Like Plato , Milton identifies the human essence with reason per se and sees passion as essentially alien to that essence . Only ...
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... reason : " The happiness of a nation must needs be firmest and certainest when no single person , but reason only , sways.'85 The application of this essentially abstract principle to political reality always remained problematic for ...
... reason : " The happiness of a nation must needs be firmest and certainest when no single person , but reason only , sways.'85 The application of this essentially abstract principle to political reality always remained problematic for ...
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... reason , which is God , is not revealed reason , but rather that reason which is discernible to the rational inquiring mind . It is this particular notion of reason which permits Milton's profoundly non- fundamentalist approach to the ...
... reason , which is God , is not revealed reason , but rather that reason which is discernible to the rational inquiring mind . It is this particular notion of reason which permits Milton's profoundly non- fundamentalist approach to the ...
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