Philosophical Studies, Ausgabe 9Cath. University of America Press, 1918 |
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... ordinary man , that tries to turn the earthly into the celestial and make a god of man ( xix 189 , 218 ) . But this is a perversion of the true order of things and is contrary to the higher truth of nature . Liter- ature , indeed , must ...
... ordinary man , that tries to turn the earthly into the celestial and make a god of man ( xix 189 , 218 ) . But this is a perversion of the true order of things and is contrary to the higher truth of nature . Liter- ature , indeed , must ...
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... ordinary men , the more is he obliged to work for the com- mon welfare ( xix 76 , 87 ) . He must ever remember that ' great- ness is conferred not to be ministered unto , but to minister . ' ( Ibid . ) Every writer must therefore have a ...
... ordinary men , the more is he obliged to work for the com- mon welfare ( xix 76 , 87 ) . He must ever remember that ' great- ness is conferred not to be ministered unto , but to minister . ' ( Ibid . ) Every writer must therefore have a ...
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... ordinary rank and file ; we may be still very far from having a literary artist . The man that aspires to glory in the literary or artistic field must do more than study and know , more than cooly desire the accomplishment of his end ...
... ordinary rank and file ; we may be still very far from having a literary artist . The man that aspires to glory in the literary or artistic field must do more than study and know , more than cooly desire the accomplishment of his end ...
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... ordinary surroundings ( xix 338 , 426 , 427 ) . The poet that thus describes for the mere sake of description gives us not the poetry of every - day life but this life itself ; if he has an ideal in his mind , he has failed to give it ...
... ordinary surroundings ( xix 338 , 426 , 427 ) . The poet that thus describes for the mere sake of description gives us not the poetry of every - day life but this life itself ; if he has an ideal in his mind , he has failed to give it ...
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... ordinary nature of man , but to that higher ideal which is found in ' the common and universal human nature . ' This higher ideal , which is given to man by intui- tion of the formula Ens creat existentias , is identical with God and ...
... ordinary nature of man , but to that higher ideal which is found in ' the common and universal human nature . ' This higher ideal , which is given to man by intui- tion of the formula Ens creat existentias , is identical with God and ...
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