SwiftHarvester Press, 1986 - 153 pages |
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Page 52
... conclusion is often overturned around the next corner or by what it has just passed . Therefore , when we arrive at the Teller's conclusion that the ' Philosopher or Projector ' who can ' Sodder and patch up the Flaws and Imperfection's ...
... conclusion is often overturned around the next corner or by what it has just passed . Therefore , when we arrive at the Teller's conclusion that the ' Philosopher or Projector ' who can ' Sodder and patch up the Flaws and Imperfection's ...
Page 129
... contrast , Cleanth Brooks , for example , when dwelling on lyric poetry as his major fund of literary exempla , returns constantly to the unity of literary creation : to deny that the coherence of a poem is reflected 129 Conclusion.
... contrast , Cleanth Brooks , for example , when dwelling on lyric poetry as his major fund of literary exempla , returns constantly to the unity of literary creation : to deny that the coherence of a poem is reflected 129 Conclusion.
Page 131
... conclusion might redress the balance of history but it does little to illuminate one's reading of the texts . In general , intellectual or moral poise - a sense of balance or proportion - is the last quality Swift possessed ... the ...
... conclusion might redress the balance of history but it does little to illuminate one's reading of the texts . In general , intellectual or moral poise - a sense of balance or proportion - is the last quality Swift possessed ... the ...
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