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... nature . If we accept the idea of the finiteness of man and of his corruptibility , as clearly evident from the Scrip- tures , we have to admit that politics is just an expression of this nature . Leaving the change of human nature to ...
... nature . If we accept the idea of the finiteness of man and of his corruptibility , as clearly evident from the Scrip- tures , we have to admit that politics is just an expression of this nature . Leaving the change of human nature to ...
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... nature as cultivated by man . In his praise of wild nature untouched by man , Shaftesbury gave expres- sion to an idea which became very fashionable in Romantic liter- ature . To him response to the beauties of nature was something ...
... nature as cultivated by man . In his praise of wild nature untouched by man , Shaftesbury gave expres- sion to an idea which became very fashionable in Romantic liter- ature . To him response to the beauties of nature was something ...
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... nature reflected perfectly many of the tendencies leading away from Neoclassicism . To him nature was filled with rich beauty to delight the senses and arouse the emotions . His interests were not centered in formalized nature or in the ...
... nature reflected perfectly many of the tendencies leading away from Neoclassicism . To him nature was filled with rich beauty to delight the senses and arouse the emotions . His interests were not centered in formalized nature or in the ...
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