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46 that it is only in a highly artificialised condition of human nature that the notion grows up , or ever could grow up , that goodness was natural . On the contrary , man was a sort of wild animal , distinguished chiefly by being ...
46 that it is only in a highly artificialised condition of human nature that the notion grows up , or ever could grow up , that goodness was natural . On the contrary , man was a sort of wild animal , distinguished chiefly by being ...
30. oldal
... figure absolutely unparelleled in history and in fiction - one man who displays in perfect humility the qualities of transcendent humanity , completely free from all human infirmities of passion , of false judgment , and frailty .
... figure absolutely unparelleled in history and in fiction - one man who displays in perfect humility the qualities of transcendent humanity , completely free from all human infirmities of passion , of false judgment , and frailty .
263. oldal
But the mere propounding of the first guess was the emancipation of the human mind from the yoke of mythological belief : and each successive guess , linked as it was to the theories which had preceded it , and having further a certain ...
But the mere propounding of the first guess was the emancipation of the human mind from the yoke of mythological belief : and each successive guess , linked as it was to the theories which had preceded it , and having further a certain ...
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