Science and Literature: A ReaderJohn J. Cadden, Patrick R. Brostowin |
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... learning lists of exceptions , or accumulating items of fact which must stand isolated . Well , that same need of relating our knowledge , which operates here within the sphere of our knowledge itself , we shall find operat- ing , also ...
... learning lists of exceptions , or accumulating items of fact which must stand isolated . Well , that same need of relating our knowledge , which operates here within the sphere of our knowledge itself , we shall find operat- ing , also ...
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... learning and pedantry in his contribution to the Scriblerus Club ( 1713-14 ) . Mark Akenside , however , composed a " Hymn to Science " in which he bade Science descend and " illumine each bewildered thought " and " bless " his ...
... learning and pedantry in his contribution to the Scriblerus Club ( 1713-14 ) . Mark Akenside , however , composed a " Hymn to Science " in which he bade Science descend and " illumine each bewildered thought " and " bless " his ...
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... Learning ; of whom I shall say something when I have mentioned one illustrious Person more , who is called among them the universal Artist . He told us , he had been Thirty Years employing his Thoughts for the Improvement of human Life ...
... Learning ; of whom I shall say something when I have mentioned one illustrious Person more , who is called among them the universal Artist . He told us , he had been Thirty Years employing his Thoughts for the Improvement of human Life ...
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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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