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It has the significance ' , writes Weber , ' of a purely ideal limiting concept with
which the real situation or action is compared and surveyed for the explication of
certain of its significant components . ' 41 These comparisons are effected ,
argues ...
It has the significance ' , writes Weber , ' of a purely ideal limiting concept with
which the real situation or action is compared and surveyed for the explication of
certain of its significant components . ' 41 These comparisons are effected ,
argues ...
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... problem of restoring meaning to life , of actualising essence . Milton ' s change
in form is thus determined by the shift in his overall conception of the world . The
significance of his adoption of the new tragic form should not be underrated .
... problem of restoring meaning to life , of actualising essence . Milton ' s change
in form is thus determined by the shift in his overall conception of the world . The
significance of his adoption of the new tragic form should not be underrated .
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In the previous chapter , we pointed to the significance in Milton ' s system of the
typically rationalist categories of , firstly , freedom from external constraint , and
secondly , freedom from passion . Here , in Michael ' s speech in Book XII of ...
In the previous chapter , we pointed to the significance in Milton ' s system of the
typically rationalist categories of , firstly , freedom from external constraint , and
secondly , freedom from passion . Here , in Michael ' s speech in Book XII of ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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John Milton and the English Revolution: A Study in the Sociology of Literature Andrew Milner ªÀº ¹ßÃé¹® º¸±â - 1981 |
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