The Twentieth Century, Volum 173Nineteenth Century and After, 1964 |
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... experience is now the rule rather than the exception . The Germans , the Japanese , the Russians , " underdeveloped peoples " until the mid - nineteenth century , all felt the force of this urge . They share the memory of that experience ...
... experience is now the rule rather than the exception . The Germans , the Japanese , the Russians , " underdeveloped peoples " until the mid - nineteenth century , all felt the force of this urge . They share the memory of that experience ...
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... experience is not a passive affair ; it demands as much work , let us say , as learning a foreign language in order to get the best out of a holiday in that country . The energy usually follows the vision , the sense of purpose . Once a ...
... experience is not a passive affair ; it demands as much work , let us say , as learning a foreign language in order to get the best out of a holiday in that country . The energy usually follows the vision , the sense of purpose . Once a ...
Pàgina 111
... experience ? It's not that he is protected from violence - although of course he is so much as he is not in contact with existential experience , which is to say experience sufficiently unusual so that you don't know how it is going to ...
... experience ? It's not that he is protected from violence - although of course he is so much as he is not in contact with existential experience , which is to say experience sufficiently unusual so that you don't know how it is going to ...
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