Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen11Concordia College, 1968 |
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... superiority ( although smiles , he con- cedes , sometimes express tender consideration for others ) . Lamennais ' treatise might serve as an introduction of Charles Baudelaire's ' still darker metaphysical and aesthetic notions . For ...
... superiority ( although smiles , he con- cedes , sometimes express tender consideration for others ) . Lamennais ' treatise might serve as an introduction of Charles Baudelaire's ' still darker metaphysical and aesthetic notions . For ...
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... superiority to animal existence carries with it self - knowledge of man's fixed place in the " great chain of being , " and of his measureless inferiority to the divine . Standing at the pinnacle of animal creation , man's foot is on ...
... superiority to animal existence carries with it self - knowledge of man's fixed place in the " great chain of being , " and of his measureless inferiority to the divine . Standing at the pinnacle of animal creation , man's foot is on ...
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... superiority . The more primitive natural superiority of the grotesque , which Baudelaire prefers , is most clearly expressed in pantomime . Whereas the French excel in a biting wit - comedy of refined contempt , the art of creating good ...
... superiority . The more primitive natural superiority of the grotesque , which Baudelaire prefers , is most clearly expressed in pantomime . Whereas the French excel in a biting wit - comedy of refined contempt , the art of creating good ...
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