The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1968 |
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... better to say that he finds himself living the focal point . The better the poet is - Shakespeare , Browning - the more mercurial he will be , and , paradoxically , the more convincing each of his personae will be , for he can commit ...
... better to say that he finds himself living the focal point . The better the poet is - Shakespeare , Browning - the more mercurial he will be , and , paradoxically , the more convincing each of his personae will be , for he can commit ...
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... better placed to get it . These persons are unusually discriminating and foresighted in their assessments of parties and their policies , are better judges of how this or that policy might affect them and those close to them , and are ...
... better placed to get it . These persons are unusually discriminating and foresighted in their assessments of parties and their policies , are better judges of how this or that policy might affect them and those close to them , and are ...
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... better for it . Why should the relative indifference of the " passive " majority make it easier for the active ... better if there were fewer of them , and quite another to say that they do their work better because the rest of the peo ...
... better for it . Why should the relative indifference of the " passive " majority make it easier for the active ... better if there were fewer of them , and quite another to say that they do their work better because the rest of the peo ...
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Introduction | 2 |
PART | 77 |
A Little Anthology of Contemporary Poetry | 108 |
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