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... thoughts , has a way of keeping the imagination in check , we feel the unbridled character of thought in dialogue only with itself , as in Satan's last soliloquy above , addressed literally to his thoughts . We will be in a position to ...
... thoughts , has a way of keeping the imagination in check , we feel the unbridled character of thought in dialogue only with itself , as in Satan's last soliloquy above , addressed literally to his thoughts . We will be in a position to ...
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... thoughts : for now the thought Both of lost happiness and lasting pain . Torments him . ( Emphasis added ) Satan's " baleful eyes . . . witness'd huge affliction and dismay , " and we are left to discover whether he saw affliction and ...
... thoughts : for now the thought Both of lost happiness and lasting pain . Torments him . ( Emphasis added ) Satan's " baleful eyes . . . witness'd huge affliction and dismay , " and we are left to discover whether he saw affliction and ...
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... thought in Beyond the Pleasure Principle , a document that has been called with a great deal of justice Freud's " masterplot . " ' ' For Freud what we call simply " life , " the prolon- gation and elaboration of the self , is in reality ...
... thought in Beyond the Pleasure Principle , a document that has been called with a great deal of justice Freud's " masterplot . " ' ' For Freud what we call simply " life , " the prolon- gation and elaboration of the self , is in reality ...
Contents
The Easy Descent from Avernus | 17 |
Language and History | 57 |
Traditions and the Individual Talent | 118 |
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