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the qualitative norm , and some are not ; and terrible results may follow from the application of the norm to matters not susceptible of such treatment.21 In the opinion of Theodore Spencer , Shakespeare and the Nature of Man ( New York ...
the qualitative norm , and some are not ; and terrible results may follow from the application of the norm to matters not susceptible of such treatment.21 In the opinion of Theodore Spencer , Shakespeare and the Nature of Man ( New York ...
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the qualitative norm , and some are not ; and terrible results may follow from the application of the norm to matters not susceptible of such treatment.21 In the opinion of Theodore Spencer , Shakespeare and the Nature of Man ( New York ...
the qualitative norm , and some are not ; and terrible results may follow from the application of the norm to matters not susceptible of such treatment.21 In the opinion of Theodore Spencer , Shakespeare and the Nature of Man ( New York ...
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A comprehensive view , then , of Young's position on imitation must take into account three points : his plea for works based directly upon human nature , his censure of servile , mechanical imitations of one's predecessors , and his ...
A comprehensive view , then , of Young's position on imitation must take into account three points : his plea for works based directly upon human nature , his censure of servile , mechanical imitations of one's predecessors , and his ...
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