Tolstoy: the Inner DramaHarcourt, Brace, 1927 - 320 strani |
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Stran 174
... civilization . ' ' If that's the sole aim of civilization , then I'd sooner be a savage . ' ' But you are a savage as it is . All you Levins are savages . ' In this conversation two forms of barbarism are opposed to each other , and the ...
... civilization . ' ' If that's the sole aim of civilization , then I'd sooner be a savage . ' ' But you are a savage as it is . All you Levins are savages . ' In this conversation two forms of barbarism are opposed to each other , and the ...
Stran 176
... civilization noted above . Because civilization , as represented by the ' educated classes , ' was corrupt , educa- tion itself was corrupting , and a man could only preserve his virtue by confining his attention to the immediate ...
... civilization noted above . Because civilization , as represented by the ' educated classes , ' was corrupt , educa- tion itself was corrupting , and a man could only preserve his virtue by confining his attention to the immediate ...
Stran 313
... Civilization , the conflict of extremes in his own experience prevented him from rendering much immedi- ate and practical help to the truly civilizing forces of his day or ours . He interpreted the world's needs according to his own ...
... Civilization , the conflict of extremes in his own experience prevented him from rendering much immedi- ate and practical help to the truly civilizing forces of his day or ours . He interpreted the world's needs according to his own ...
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