Carlyle and the Search for AuthorityOhio State University Press, 1991 - 234 من الصفحات The author demonstrates how Thomas Carlyle, in virtually all his writings, conducted a search for a new centre of social and political authority that would fit his changing world. |
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... contemporaries , he felt that the discourses to which he was opposed led to an ethical relativism that could only be cured by recourse to transcendental authority . This insistence on a transcendental source of authority is crucial to ...
... contemporaries , he felt that the discourses to which he was opposed led to an ethical relativism that could only be cured by recourse to transcendental authority . This insistence on a transcendental source of authority is crucial to ...
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... contemporaries perceived as a revolutionary shift of authority in virtually all realms of discourse and institutions of power in western Europe . From his vantage , it appeared not only that authority had shifted but that the ...
... contemporaries perceived as a revolutionary shift of authority in virtually all realms of discourse and institutions of power in western Europe . From his vantage , it appeared not only that authority had shifted but that the ...
الصفحة 59
... contemporaries a tendency to regard history as moving toward a state of ahistorical transcendence . Even in Mill's " Spirit of the Age , " as well as the St. Simonian writings on which it was based , Carlyle found corroboration for the ...
... contemporaries a tendency to regard history as moving toward a state of ahistorical transcendence . Even in Mill's " Spirit of the Age , " as well as the St. Simonian writings on which it was based , Carlyle found corroboration for the ...
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