Thoth, Volumes 14-16Department of English, Syracuse University., 1974 - American literature |
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Page 52
... Crusoe's spiritual progress . That Crusoe's sin is to be taken seriously , Hunter seems sure : " On the first page Crusoe plunges himself , through disobedience by reason of pride , into the universal predicament of fallen man . " In ...
... Crusoe's spiritual progress . That Crusoe's sin is to be taken seriously , Hunter seems sure : " On the first page Crusoe plunges himself , through disobedience by reason of pride , into the universal predicament of fallen man . " In ...
Page 53
... Crusoe's " original sin " and the degree of fitness they see in his punishment . What " God " might consider to be Crusoe's sin has modestly been left in the realm of mystery . Yet " God " comes close to functioning as a character in ...
... Crusoe's " original sin " and the degree of fitness they see in his punishment . What " God " might consider to be Crusoe's sin has modestly been left in the realm of mystery . Yet " God " comes close to functioning as a character in ...
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... Crusoe's virtures are inextricably connected to his solitude , we have only to examine his social behavior at the end of the book : he is tolerant , forgiving , generous . If man with the help of God can rise from the lower station , he ...
... Crusoe's virtures are inextricably connected to his solitude , we have only to examine his social behavior at the end of the book : he is tolerant , forgiving , generous . If man with the help of God can rise from the lower station , he ...
Contents
Images of Woman in Wallace | 13 |
Squeamishness and Exorcism | 37 |
The Relationship of the Super | 45 |
Copyright | |
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