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... moral instruc- tion , and as deriving its main justification and part of its value from this function . Tragedy here had a particular role to play , and this role was influenced by a number of non - dramatic works all using a parabolic ...
... moral instruc- tion , and as deriving its main justification and part of its value from this function . Tragedy here had a particular role to play , and this role was influenced by a number of non - dramatic works all using a parabolic ...
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... moral good is the imagination ; and poetry ministers to the effect by acting on the cause . ' Shelley is exploiting the well - known difficulty which confronts anyone who tries to account for the origin of his own moral principles in a ...
... moral good is the imagination ; and poetry ministers to the effect by acting on the cause . ' Shelley is exploiting the well - known difficulty which confronts anyone who tries to account for the origin of his own moral principles in a ...
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... moral world , and not a factor within our organized moral world ' , exempting the State from all moral judgements , and declaring that ' more of the State ... and not less , is required within communities ' . ' Whatever loyalties [ to ...
... moral world , and not a factor within our organized moral world ' , exempting the State from all moral judgements , and declaring that ' more of the State ... and not less , is required within communities ' . ' Whatever loyalties [ to ...
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LIST OF PLATES Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ABBREVIATIONS INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Chaucer | 20 |
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