The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1968 |
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... consider ourselves obliged to do good , to be fastidious , to be polite even , nor make the talented artist consider himself obliged to begin over again a score of times a piece of work the admiration aroused by which will matter little ...
... consider ourselves obliged to do good , to be fastidious , to be polite even , nor make the talented artist consider himself obliged to begin over again a score of times a piece of work the admiration aroused by which will matter little ...
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... consider the steps which led to this discovery which is continuing to astonish us by fresh revelations . Throughout ... considers the extreme paucity of attested facts for two centuries after 776 B.C. , be astonished to learn that the ...
... consider the steps which led to this discovery which is continuing to astonish us by fresh revelations . Throughout ... considers the extreme paucity of attested facts for two centuries after 776 B.C. , be astonished to learn that the ...
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... consider . They may have anticipated some of them , for even the most gifted innovators have precursors . But that is not the point I am concerned to make . I suggest rather that this sort of misrepresentation of past thinkers has consider ...
... consider . They may have anticipated some of them , for even the most gifted innovators have precursors . But that is not the point I am concerned to make . I suggest rather that this sort of misrepresentation of past thinkers has consider ...
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Introduction | 2 |
PART | 77 |
A Little Anthology of Contemporary Poetry | 108 |
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