Virginia Woolf and Her WorksHogarth Press, 1965 - 487 páginas |
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... merely separate Christian doctrines into the essential and inessential . Nor does he merely distinguish between the inner sphere of rational principles and the outer sphere of the merely historical . More fully , the experiment of ...
... merely separate Christian doctrines into the essential and inessential . Nor does he merely distinguish between the inner sphere of rational principles and the outer sphere of the merely historical . More fully , the experiment of ...
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... merely restricted to that portion of the human race in which the predisposition to the unity of the universal church has already been brought close to its development . For here the question at least of the distinction between a ...
... merely restricted to that portion of the human race in which the predisposition to the unity of the universal church has already been brought close to its development . For here the question at least of the distinction between a ...
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... merely that he himself has some particular feeling towards the action in question. Each of us, according to this view, is merely making an assertion about his own feelings: when I assert that an action is right, the whole of what I mean ...
... merely that he himself has some particular feeling towards the action in question. Each of us, according to this view, is merely making an assertion about his own feelings: when I assert that an action is right, the whole of what I mean ...
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Key to Abbreviations of Virginia Woolfs works | 11 |
II | 29 |
ANALYSIS AND ARGUMENT | 124 |
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analysis appear AROO artist aspect assert attitude biography Bloomsbury called character Clarissa Clive Bell Common Reader complete consciousness considered Daiches Dalloway death define Diary Dorothy Richardson doubt E. M. Forster elements essays essential experience expression fact feeling Fiction final gestures human Ibid ideas impression inner interest Jacob's Room Joyce later Leonard Woolf Leslie Stephen less Lighthouse literary literature lives London lyricism Lytton Strachey means merely mind moments moreover nature Night and Day novelist Orlando perhaps personality precisely problem quoted Ramsay reality reference relations remains reveals rhythm Rodmell Roger Fry Room of One's seems sense Septimus sketches solitude sort space story substance suggest supra symbol T. S. Eliot theme things thought Three Guineas tion unity universe Unwritten Novel Virginia Woolf Virginia Woolf's criticism vision Voyage Waves whole words writing