The National Review, Volume 4W.H. Allen, 1884 - English literature |
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Page 414
... thought confined itself to rejections , there could have been no protest against it such as that about to be made . In being subject to a fashion , that thought repudiates itself . " Belief , " said Pascal , " is the agreement of ...
... thought confined itself to rejections , there could have been no protest against it such as that about to be made . In being subject to a fashion , that thought repudiates itself . " Belief , " said Pascal , " is the agreement of ...
Page 417
... thought does not perceive at all . We will now see how , in addition to misapprehending itself , that thought misapprehends its subject . The one falsehood is the com- plement of the other . " The conviction , " says Mr. Max Müller ...
... thought does not perceive at all . We will now see how , in addition to misapprehending itself , that thought misapprehends its subject . The one falsehood is the com- plement of the other . " The conviction , " says Mr. Max Müller ...
Page 868
... thought may express themselves in metre in such a way as to deceive themselves and their contemporaries for a much longer period , since the laws of taste are not sufficiently clear to enable critics to distinguish certainly between ...
... thought may express themselves in metre in such a way as to deceive themselves and their contemporaries for a much longer period , since the laws of taste are not sufficiently clear to enable critics to distinguish certainly between ...
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