Xavier University Studies, Volúmenes2-3Xavier University (New Orleans, La.), 1962 |
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... direct his modi- fications , and that after proper orientation , man himself can participate in shaping his destiny . " To really live , " one must constantly reform himself , mod- ifying and broadening himself , but without losing his ...
... direct his modi- fications , and that after proper orientation , man himself can participate in shaping his destiny . " To really live , " one must constantly reform himself , mod- ifying and broadening himself , but without losing his ...
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... direct observation , original- ity , and especially conscientious and rational thought on one's own account , is also to be advised . It frees the individual from imposed molds , dogmas and systems , which tend to suf- focate the ...
... direct observation , original- ity , and especially conscientious and rational thought on one's own account , is also to be advised . It frees the individual from imposed molds , dogmas and systems , which tend to suf- focate the ...
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... direct tradition of Horace whose " O imitatores , servum pecus " has been a caution to artists ever since it was recorded in his Epistle ( i . 19. 19 ) . A long list of critical utterances opposed to imitations might easily be ...
... direct tradition of Horace whose " O imitatores , servum pecus " has been a caution to artists ever since it was recorded in his Epistle ( i . 19. 19 ) . A long list of critical utterances opposed to imitations might easily be ...
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Xavier University Studies, Volúmenes5-7 Xavier University (New Orleans, La.) Vista de fragmentos - 1966 |
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