The Bucknell ReviewBucknell University Press, 1961 |
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... appears comic . It would be profitless to seek in Molière a tragic outlook he never had . He does not accept Alceste's position any more than he accepts Philinte's , and he refuses to admit that the opposition of values and realities is ...
... appears comic . It would be profitless to seek in Molière a tragic outlook he never had . He does not accept Alceste's position any more than he accepts Philinte's , and he refuses to admit that the opposition of values and realities is ...
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... appears in his Foreword to F. W. Wile , A Century of Industrial Progress ( New York , 1928 ) . Perhaps his best statement on this theme appears in his American Individualism ( Garden City , New York , 1922 ) , pp . 63-72 . The Challenge ...
... appears in his Foreword to F. W. Wile , A Century of Industrial Progress ( New York , 1928 ) . Perhaps his best statement on this theme appears in his American Individualism ( Garden City , New York , 1922 ) , pp . 63-72 . The Challenge ...
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... appears to be bound by demands over which he has no control and within which he has to exercise his creativity . Although Masaccio , for example , is one of the most original geniuses of any time , can we be certain where Masolino ends ...
... appears to be bound by demands over which he has no control and within which he has to exercise his creativity . Although Masaccio , for example , is one of the most original geniuses of any time , can we be certain where Masolino ends ...
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ARTICLES | 1 |
December 1961 Number | 2 |
ALCESTE ORGON AND LE RIDICULE DE LA VERTU | 15 |
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