Yearbook of Comparative Criticism, Volume 10Joseph Strelka |
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... final example : In his The Hedgehog and the Fox : An Essay on Tolstoy's View of History Sir Isaiah Berlin reminds us of the parable of the fox who knows many things and of the hedgehog who knows one big thing , and goes on to ...
... final example : In his The Hedgehog and the Fox : An Essay on Tolstoy's View of History Sir Isaiah Berlin reminds us of the parable of the fox who knows many things and of the hedgehog who knows one big thing , and goes on to ...
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... final explanation " The author won't tell " with the referential indirection of " The narrator can't ( or couldn't ) tell . " Again , the second coupling in fact identifies the artistic type with a series of models whose employment ...
... final explanation " The author won't tell " with the referential indirection of " The narrator can't ( or couldn't ) tell . " Again , the second coupling in fact identifies the artistic type with a series of models whose employment ...
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... final cause , getting some- thing we can sit on . In the productive sciences the final cause is of overriding importance . We would never be content with a chair we could not sit on , no matter how precious its material , how beautiful ...
... final cause , getting some- thing we can sit on . In the productive sciences the final cause is of overriding importance . We would never be content with a chair we could not sit on , no matter how precious its material , how beautiful ...
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