The Recognition of Ralph Waldo Emerson: Selected Criticism Since 1837Milton Ridvas Konvitz University of Michigan Press, 1972 - 224 pagina's |
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Pagina 76
... truth and necessity , the absolute and the relative . But such inquiries would only take us the further away from the essence and vitality of Emerson's mind and teaching . In philosophy proper Emerson made no contribution of his own ...
... truth and necessity , the absolute and the relative . But such inquiries would only take us the further away from the essence and vitality of Emerson's mind and teaching . In philosophy proper Emerson made no contribution of his own ...
Pagina 120
... truth , no man , not even Christ himself , is free from the almost equally infinite limitations of earthly life . The essence of truth is that it comprehends and comprises all things , phenomena and ideals alike ; and we men , great or ...
... truth , no man , not even Christ himself , is free from the almost equally infinite limitations of earthly life . The essence of truth is that it comprehends and comprises all things , phenomena and ideals alike ; and we men , great or ...
Pagina 148
... truth . Truth he viewed almost as a commodity . If you could but get enough life converted into truth , there would be nothing left to ask for . That would be the legitimate end and conclusion of effort , because - though of course he ...
... truth . Truth he viewed almost as a commodity . If you could but get enough life converted into truth , there would be nothing left to ask for . That would be the legitimate end and conclusion of effort , because - though of course he ...
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FRANCIS BOWEN Emersons Nature Christian Examiner | 7 |
J W ALEXANDER ALBERT DOD CHARLES HODGE | 13 |
THOMAS CARLYLE Preface to Essays First Series 1841 | 19 |
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