Tolstoy: the Inner DramaHarcourt, Brace, 1927 - 320 strani |
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Stran 126
... simple and ecstatic religious faith with a capacity for sordid cruelty merely proves the fallibility of ' primordial cravings ' in themselves . And those who applaud the Russian peasant's simple faith have no right to complain of his ...
... simple and ecstatic religious faith with a capacity for sordid cruelty merely proves the fallibility of ' primordial cravings ' in themselves . And those who applaud the Russian peasant's simple faith have no right to complain of his ...
Stran 127
... simple savagery as simple wisdom . The conviction then of the absurdity of the belief in ' progress ' which haunted Tolstoy during his travels in Europe was essentially irrational . For it was the principle of conscious reason which he ...
... simple savagery as simple wisdom . The conviction then of the absurdity of the belief in ' progress ' which haunted Tolstoy during his travels in Europe was essentially irrational . For it was the principle of conscious reason which he ...
Stran 201
... Simple people preserved this relation instinctively , and their very credulity helped them to preserve it . Their faith did not depend upon the legends and fables which they associated with it , but upon the fact that they lived it ...
... Simple people preserved this relation instinctively , and their very credulity helped them to preserve it . Their faith did not depend upon the legends and fables which they associated with it , but upon the fact that they lived it ...
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