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... discussion on Arnold's statement of 1880 that " The future of poetry is immense . " William A. Madden's " The Divided Tradition of English Criticism ” ( PMLA , LXXIII [ March 1958 ] , 69-80 ) is the best discussion of the theological ...
... discussion on Arnold's statement of 1880 that " The future of poetry is immense . " William A. Madden's " The Divided Tradition of English Criticism ” ( PMLA , LXXIII [ March 1958 ] , 69-80 ) is the best discussion of the theological ...
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... discussion ; and this is all the more serious an omission in any account of Arnold's intellectual development since Newman would seem to be , next perhaps to Bishop Butler , the most extensively quoted specifically theological writer in ...
... discussion ; and this is all the more serious an omission in any account of Arnold's intellectual development since Newman would seem to be , next perhaps to Bishop Butler , the most extensively quoted specifically theological writer in ...
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... discussion of Hebraism and Hellenism , in Culture and Anarchy . The overt subject is the syncretism of the Florentine Platon- ists : " To reconcile forms of sentiment which at first sight seem in- compatible , to adjust the various ...
... discussion of Hebraism and Hellenism , in Culture and Anarchy . The overt subject is the syncretism of the Florentine Platon- ists : " To reconcile forms of sentiment which at first sight seem in- compatible , to adjust the various ...
Contents
THE OXFORD SENTIMENT | 5 |
The Quarrel of Reason and Faith | 26 |
The Onslaught on the Philistines | 39 |
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