Tolstoy: The Inner DramaJ. Cape, 1927 - 320 strani |
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Stran 183
... meaning for him whenever he thinks of it . The meaning of life and death which he credits his wife with having is due to the fact that so far as she thinks at all , she thinks in action . For her the meaning of life is simply the fact ...
... meaning for him whenever he thinks of it . The meaning of life and death which he credits his wife with having is due to the fact that so far as she thinks at all , she thinks in action . For her the meaning of life is simply the fact ...
Stran 198
... meaning . He could find no relation in its activities between the in- finite whole which he sought , and the finite complexities which it traced . As he was to write later in A Confession - ' What is there for me to be proud of in the ...
... meaning . He could find no relation in its activities between the in- finite whole which he sought , and the finite complexities which it traced . As he was to write later in A Confession - ' What is there for me to be proud of in the ...
Stran 202
... meaning in his eyes . ' I understood that it is all merely self - indulgence , and that to find a meaning in it is impossible ; while the life of the whole labouring people , the whole of mankind who produce life , appeared to me in its ...
... meaning in his eyes . ' I understood that it is all merely self - indulgence , and that to find a meaning in it is impossible ; while the life of the whole labouring people , the whole of mankind who produce life , appeared to me in its ...
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PROLOGUE | 13 |
THE ELEMENTS OF CONFLICT | 29 |
THE ANTAGONISMS DEFINED | 73 |
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