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Jenseits des gesunden Menschenverstandesy (as past addresses present, and present the past), anachronically (as something ancient seems to matter for the present, and vice versa), and pluralistically (as an extraordinary range of voices make up a tradition, and the readings of that tradition). Like Graff, I too believe that we ought to “t

Ptosis

Das Ende der politisierten Sozialstruktur?r read any of our modish French authors, or those of our own country who are the imitators and admirers of that trifling nation, without being for some time out of humour with myself, and at everything about me. Their business is to depreciate human nature, and consider it under its worst appearance

Indict

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09538-5for it, in rendering it possible. This creative power works with elements, with materials; what if it has not those materials, those elements, ready for its use? In that case it must surely wait till they are ready. Now, in literature,—I will limit myself to literature, for it is about literature th

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genesis

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94373-7isations. The passion with which native intellectuals defend the existence of their national culture may be a source of amazement; but those who condemn this exaggerated passion are strangely apt to forget that their own psyche and their own selves are conveniently sheltered behind a French or Germa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-01073-0t seemed that the nineteenth century was the Age of the Female Novelist. With such stellar examples as Jane Austen, Charlotte Bront?, and George Eliot, the question of women’s aptitude for fiction, at any rate, had been answered. But a larger question was whether women, excluded by custom and educat

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Naturschutz in einem Himalaya-K?nigreiche on many of our campuses is an unclaimed legacy, a course of studies in which the humanities have been siphoned off, diluted, or so adulterated that students graduate knowing little of their heritage.

mutineer

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-18396-7glish; or conversely, what we teach in departments of English is literature. Within that closed definitional circle, we perform the rituals by which we cast out unworthy pretenders from our ranks and induct true initiates, guardians of the standards by which all song and story ought presumably to be