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Moreover, the symbols themselves are also happy in their having attained
heaven's bourne, where ultimate happiness is to be found in an eternality of
passionate experience. Yet, in the literal sense, of course, boughs cannot be
happy except ...
Moreover, the symbols themselves are also happy in their having attained
heaven's bourne, where ultimate happiness is to be found in an eternality of
passionate experience. Yet, in the literal sense, of course, boughs cannot be
happy except ...
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If the perception of beauty and the perception of truth are fundamentally the same
act, and if the sensory experiences of the ... In heaven's bourne they meet, for
there the sensory experience of beauty is divested of time, space, and identity,
and ...
If the perception of beauty and the perception of truth are fundamentally the same
act, and if the sensory experiences of the ... In heaven's bourne they meet, for
there the sensory experience of beauty is divested of time, space, and identity,
and ...
Página 138
If man is to “know” that beauty is truth, he must learn it, not by direct experience,
but indirectly; it must be told him by the urn (“to whom thou say'st”), for otherwise
he could not know it, since it is not true of the sphere of his direct experience and
...
If man is to “know” that beauty is truth, he must learn it, not by direct experience,
but indirectly; it must be told him by the urn (“to whom thou say'st”), for otherwise
he could not know it, since it is not true of the sphere of his direct experience and
...
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INTRODUCTIONWalter Jackson Bate | 1 |
SCEPTICISM IN | 71 |
THE ODE TO PSYCHE AND THE ODE ON MELANCHOLY | 91 |
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