The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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Page 33
... mean are so multifold that one can scarcely touch an occupation that does not bear witness to it . Aristotle even explained that the political wisdom of the Hellenes was due to their territorial mean : they existed between the peoples ...
... mean are so multifold that one can scarcely touch an occupation that does not bear witness to it . Aristotle even explained that the political wisdom of the Hellenes was due to their territorial mean : they existed between the peoples ...
Page 157
... means of buttressing the Church's worldly position . If one wishes to understand why a man of the stature of Dante could be on the side of the Emperor rather than the Pope , in the grand contest between the two powers , one must realize ...
... means of buttressing the Church's worldly position . If one wishes to understand why a man of the stature of Dante could be on the side of the Emperor rather than the Pope , in the grand contest between the two powers , one must realize ...
Page 263
... means " just now . " To be modern means , accordingly , to be in the mode : that is , fash- ionable — which means to discard the past as one would discard last year's garment , and to wear the same uniform as one's contemporaries . In ...
... means " just now . " To be modern means , accordingly , to be in the mode : that is , fash- ionable — which means to discard the past as one would discard last year's garment , and to wear the same uniform as one's contemporaries . In ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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