The Bucknell ReviewBucknell University Press, 1961 |
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الصفحة 129
... moral standards were about the same as Fielding's . The argument about Restoration comedy , from Collier to Lamb and ... moral judgment . " You no more regard Falstaff's mis- deeds morally , " wrote A. C. Bradley in his famous essay ...
... moral standards were about the same as Fielding's . The argument about Restoration comedy , from Collier to Lamb and ... moral judgment . " You no more regard Falstaff's mis- deeds morally , " wrote A. C. Bradley in his famous essay ...
الصفحة 354
... moral mistakes . Such persons indoctrinated with character will have acquired certain second natures as habits ... moral character entails two interesting propositions about the nature of morality itself . First , it entails that we know ...
... moral mistakes . Such persons indoctrinated with character will have acquired certain second natures as habits ... moral character entails two interesting propositions about the nature of morality itself . First , it entails that we know ...
الصفحة 59
... moral is in the tale , directly and immediately ; without the moral , the tale is nothing . There are no secondary associative processes involved . There is no transfer , as in the symbolism of allegory , from metaphor to life , from ...
... moral is in the tale , directly and immediately ; without the moral , the tale is nothing . There are no secondary associative processes involved . There is no transfer , as in the symbolism of allegory , from metaphor to life , from ...
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