Science and Literature: A ReaderJohn J. Cadden, Patrick R. Brostowin |
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Page 168
... FROST : THE STRATEGIC RETREAT Man is , and yet is not , involved in the flux of nature and time . He is a creature , subject to nature's necessities and limitations ; but he is also a free spirit who knows the brevity of his years and ...
... FROST : THE STRATEGIC RETREAT Man is , and yet is not , involved in the flux of nature and time . He is a creature , subject to nature's necessities and limitations ; but he is also a free spirit who knows the brevity of his years and ...
Page 177
... Frost and Bergson that Mr. Thompson points out , what seems to me more prominent and significant is the difference between the outlooks of the two . Mr. Frost's ideas are not apt ever to serve as the cornerstone of any church.8 Just how ...
... Frost and Bergson that Mr. Thompson points out , what seems to me more prominent and significant is the difference between the outlooks of the two . Mr. Frost's ideas are not apt ever to serve as the cornerstone of any church.8 Just how ...
Page 179
... Frost's poems , like his unlaced tennis shoes and his rumpled hair , is not only an expression of his personality — and all mature personalities are in part consciously contrived , are , in no pejorative sense , poses , maneuvers ...
... Frost's poems , like his unlaced tennis shoes and his rumpled hair , is not only an expression of his personality — and all mature personalities are in part consciously contrived , are , in no pejorative sense , poses , maneuvers ...
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SCIENCE AND CULTURE thomas henry huxley | 3 |
LITERATURE AND SCIENCE mathew arnold | 15 |
SCIENCE POETRY AND POLITICS eric larrabee | 24 |
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