Nineteenth Century and After: A Monthly Review, Volums 169-170Nineteenth Century and After Limited., 1962 |
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... seems to me a very common error , in judging societies , to abstract one element which they share , and then go on to assume that as whole societies they are identical . The use of political terror is so important that , in the case of ...
... seems to me a very common error , in judging societies , to abstract one element which they share , and then go on to assume that as whole societies they are identical . The use of political terror is so important that , in the case of ...
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... seems comparatively unim- portant , because it is the movement he generated , rather than his own absolute formulations , that we must now be concerned with . And it seems to me that we are usually much too limited in our view of the ...
... seems comparatively unim- portant , because it is the movement he generated , rather than his own absolute formulations , that we must now be concerned with . And it seems to me that we are usually much too limited in our view of the ...
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... seems to me to lie behind the novels of Anthony Powell , though he also seems to me our best living English novelist ; Iris Murdoch , who ought to be his opposite number on the Left , writes as well , thinks more deeply , but seems ...
... seems to me to lie behind the novels of Anthony Powell , though he also seems to me our best living English novelist ; Iris Murdoch , who ought to be his opposite number on the Left , writes as well , thinks more deeply , but seems ...
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