George SantayanaUniversity of Pennsylvania Press, 1938 - 363 páginas |
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Página 169
... writing began to take an increasing toll of his time and energy . Thus , when Harvard reopened for the first term of 1911-12 , Santayana proposed that he be allowed to teach one semester of the academic year and devote the other to writing ...
... writing began to take an increasing toll of his time and energy . Thus , when Harvard reopened for the first term of 1911-12 , Santayana proposed that he be allowed to teach one semester of the academic year and devote the other to writing ...
Página 170
... writing fewer and better things , and being fewer and better men , and enjoying life more . Newer attempts at the Life of Reason , vitalism in philosophy and liberalism in theology , seem abortive because they are not at bottom rational ...
... writing fewer and better things , and being fewer and better men , and enjoying life more . Newer attempts at the Life of Reason , vitalism in philosophy and liberalism in theology , seem abortive because they are not at bottom rational ...
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... writing like that of the older essayists on large human sub- jects . . . more interesting and in many ways more important than anything . . . in the works of other contemporary writers . " " I soon fell into the way , " said Mr. Smith ...
... writing like that of the older essayists on large human sub- jects . . . more interesting and in many ways more important than anything . . . in the works of other contemporary writers . " " I soon fell into the way , " said Mr. Smith ...
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Chapter Page | 2 |
THE POET | 40 |
THE MORAL PHILOSOPHER | 87 |
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