Discourse: A Review of the Liberal Arts, Volumen12,Temas13-14Concordia College, 1969 |
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... relations to the human and spiritual world . Stanzas one and two concern themselves with a qualified view of the inter - related natures of the human and spiritual worlds . Stanza three defines the world of art in relation to these two ...
... relations to the human and spiritual world . Stanzas one and two concern themselves with a qualified view of the inter - related natures of the human and spiritual worlds . Stanza three defines the world of art in relation to these two ...
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... relations of those lines cutting across , slicing down , and in the mass of the hedge with its green cave of blues and browns . . . " ( p . 234 ) . The problem is , however , deeper than the simple relation of lines . Unless she is able ...
... relations of those lines cutting across , slicing down , and in the mass of the hedge with its green cave of blues and browns . . . " ( p . 234 ) . The problem is , however , deeper than the simple relation of lines . Unless she is able ...
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... relationship , in which the idea of human love can only be expressed as an image of divine love . In referring to ... relation of witty image to serious idea is not clear - cut . When Dr. Johnson calls metaphysical wit “ a kind of ...
... relationship , in which the idea of human love can only be expressed as an image of divine love . In referring to ... relation of witty image to serious idea is not clear - cut . When Dr. Johnson calls metaphysical wit “ a kind of ...
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