Carlyle and TennysonUniversity of Iowa Press, 1988 - 284 من الصفحات |
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... human creatures , perhaps raised from among mankind , and retaining all human passions and appetities , along with corporeal limbs and organs . ( p . 35 ) Or : Even at this day , and in Europe , ask any of the vulgar , why he believes ...
... human creatures , perhaps raised from among mankind , and retaining all human passions and appetities , along with corporeal limbs and organs . ( p . 35 ) Or : Even at this day , and in Europe , ask any of the vulgar , why he believes ...
الصفحة 67
... human beings . Rather than the harsh discipline of a monastery or the autocratic rule of a captain of industry , as ' enlightened ' as those in command might be , Tennyson seeks to place responsibility in the hands of those directly ...
... human beings . Rather than the harsh discipline of a monastery or the autocratic rule of a captain of industry , as ' enlightened ' as those in command might be , Tennyson seeks to place responsibility in the hands of those directly ...
الصفحة 243
... human development . When she talks of when ' We plant a solid foot into the Time , / And mould a generation strong to move ' , she is referring to women , of course . It is the Prince who articulates for the first time the concept of ...
... human development . When she talks of when ' We plant a solid foot into the Time , / And mould a generation strong to move ' , she is referring to women , of course . It is the Prince who articulates for the first time the concept of ...
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Nature Human History Divine | 36 |
The Riddle of Destiny | 43 |
Ulyssean Influences and Telemachan | 55 |
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