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... which represent " blood knowledge ” ( in the language of D. H. Lawrence ) , Schopenhauer's theory constitutes a choice of “ being " against “ not - being , ” an act of affirming existence as a fluid continuum greater than the self .
... which represent " blood knowledge ” ( in the language of D. H. Lawrence ) , Schopenhauer's theory constitutes a choice of “ being " against “ not - being , ” an act of affirming existence as a fluid continuum greater than the self .
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The artist , he believes , must not be deluded into seeking an absolute theme or purpose in the passing shows of existence ; he must resist hope in order to see more clearly what lies around him . “ Everything , " he says , “ begins ...
The artist , he believes , must not be deluded into seeking an absolute theme or purpose in the passing shows of existence ; he must resist hope in order to see more clearly what lies around him . “ Everything , " he says , “ begins ...
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Pervasive in Whitman's poetry is his assertion of the existence of the ideal . His achievement lies in those intermittent passages in Leaves of Grass in which the ideal is related to the raw , crude facts of American experience .
Pervasive in Whitman's poetry is his assertion of the existence of the ideal . His achievement lies in those intermittent passages in Leaves of Grass in which the ideal is related to the raw , crude facts of American experience .
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