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... present experience as a means of recollecting the world of reality . The soul's real test comes after its feast of knowledge , during its successive reincarnations . The difficulty lies in yoking together again ' present experience ...
... present experience as a means of recollecting the world of reality . The soul's real test comes after its feast of knowledge , during its successive reincarnations . The difficulty lies in yoking together again ' present experience ...
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... present ex- perience ' and the ' world of reality ' be made ? One way of mobili- sing present experience is through deliberate , motivated edu- cation : though as Plato's Educator in the Republic makes clear , he does not ' implant ...
... present ex- perience ' and the ' world of reality ' be made ? One way of mobili- sing present experience is through deliberate , motivated edu- cation : though as Plato's Educator in the Republic makes clear , he does not ' implant ...
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... present : present not to receive conventional obeisances , but to receive the poet's shattering emotional knowledge , the violent grief which cannot be contained within the ' seasons due ' of art , as it has been so far understood . Art ...
... present : present not to receive conventional obeisances , but to receive the poet's shattering emotional knowledge , the violent grief which cannot be contained within the ' seasons due ' of art , as it has been so far understood . Art ...
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Miltons Newenlightened World | 22 |
Milton and the Genius of the Shore | 40 |
Miltons Search for the Idea of the Beautiful | 76 |
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