Samuel Johnson, 10. kötetTwayne Publishers, 1989 - 206 oldal Provides in-depth analysis of the life, works, career, and critical importance of Samuel Johnson. |
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... sense of barbarousness , lack of cul- tivation , rather than of violence ) . Quoting a long diatribe against the univer- sity , Johnson remarks : " This is surely the language of a man who thinks that he has been injured " -though how ...
... sense of barbarousness , lack of cul- tivation , rather than of violence ) . Quoting a long diatribe against the univer- sity , Johnson remarks : " This is surely the language of a man who thinks that he has been injured " -though how ...
137. oldal
... sense , not the Pla- tonic : that is to say , sense impressions . And , as the empiricist knows , apart from divine revelation , sense impressions are the ultimate source of all true knowledge ( " science " ) . This passage is of great ...
... sense , not the Pla- tonic : that is to say , sense impressions . And , as the empiricist knows , apart from divine revelation , sense impressions are the ultimate source of all true knowledge ( " science " ) . This passage is of great ...
156. oldal
... sense is not " concrete " nor " particular , " in the sense of " something defi- nite ” ; rather , it is " particular ” in the sense of " singularity " ( Keats's term ) , of what is idiosyncratic , esoteric , of limited availability ...
... sense is not " concrete " nor " particular , " in the sense of " something defi- nite ” ; rather , it is " particular ” in the sense of " singularity " ( Keats's term ) , of what is idiosyncratic , esoteric , of limited availability ...
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