John Milton and the English Revolution: A Study in the Sociology of LiteratureBarnes & Noble Books, 1981 - 248페이지 |
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... derives from precisely such a procedure . Goldmann identifies a particular ideal , that of coherence , an ideal which is perhaps appropriate to certain particular cultural forms , and elevates that ideal to the level of a universally ...
... derives from precisely such a procedure . Goldmann identifies a particular ideal , that of coherence , an ideal which is perhaps appropriate to certain particular cultural forms , and elevates that ideal to the level of a universally ...
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... derives explicitly from Plato , but as Saurat 70 and others71 have pointed out , Milton substitutes a simple reason ... derive their origin.'75 It should be emphasised that this notion of moral freedom as freedom from passion involves an ...
... derives explicitly from Plato , but as Saurat 70 and others71 have pointed out , Milton substitutes a simple reason ... derive their origin.'75 It should be emphasised that this notion of moral freedom as freedom from passion involves an ...
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... derive from the nature of that content . Its language is as bare and as sparse as its doctrine , and its pronouncedly non - dramatic character derives from the non - dramatic nature of that same doctrine . If the poem's message is that ...
... derive from the nature of that content . Its language is as bare and as sparse as its doctrine , and its pronouncedly non - dramatic character derives from the non - dramatic nature of that same doctrine . If the poem's message is that ...
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Acknowledgements | 7 |
The World Vision of Revolutionary Independency | 50 |
The English Revolutionary Crisis | 60 |
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