Tolstoy: The Inner DramaJ. Cape, 1927 - 320 strani |
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Stran 119
... turned , and by sanctifying ignorance he was , like the Church which he was later so rightly to attack , helping to preserve the conditions that made the poor the slaves of , and to that extent partici- pators in , a predatory ...
... turned , and by sanctifying ignorance he was , like the Church which he was later so rightly to attack , helping to preserve the conditions that made the poor the slaves of , and to that extent partici- pators in , a predatory ...
Stran 130
... turned his back upon it in disgust . Baffled alike in his attempts to revert to the primitive and to relate the primitive to the rational , with his love of life darkened by his dread of death , Tolstoy at the age of thirty - two had ...
... turned his back upon it in disgust . Baffled alike in his attempts to revert to the primitive and to relate the primitive to the rational , with his love of life darkened by his dread of death , Tolstoy at the age of thirty - two had ...
Stran 202
... a free being . Tolstoy turned his back upon the falsely civilized and sought to recover the creative faith of the simple and unlettered ; but it was a reversion which the forces of evolution disallowed even in one 202 $ 2 TOLSTOY.
... a free being . Tolstoy turned his back upon the falsely civilized and sought to recover the creative faith of the simple and unlettered ; but it was a reversion which the forces of evolution disallowed even in one 202 $ 2 TOLSTOY.
Vsebina
PROLOGUE | 13 |
THE ELEMENTS OF CONFLICT | 29 |
THE ANTAGONISMS DEFINED | 73 |
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