Essential Articles for the Study of John DrydenHugh Thomas Swedenberg Archon Books, 1966 - 587 pages |
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Page 244
... human nature and human society with tools and insights other than those sup- plied by cybernetics . One trouble with such expressions of rambunctious ration- alism as that which I have quoted is that they drive men of a different ...
... human nature and human society with tools and insights other than those sup- plied by cybernetics . One trouble with such expressions of rambunctious ration- alism as that which I have quoted is that they drive men of a different ...
Page 389
... human ingenuity spurred by fear ; it is not , as it was for Aristotle and his intellectual descendants , the in- evitable embodiment of an inborn quality of the human soul . In- deed , there is a sense in which , for Hobbes , the state ...
... human ingenuity spurred by fear ; it is not , as it was for Aristotle and his intellectual descendants , the in- evitable embodiment of an inborn quality of the human soul . In- deed , there is a sense in which , for Hobbes , the state ...
Page 391
... human society and that to tamper with it was to in- terfere with the natural expression of the divine order . Hobbes ... human conduct and human government . It is true that Professor Bredvold sees as one source of Dryden's conservatism ...
... human society and that to tamper with it was to in- terfere with the natural expression of the divine order . Hobbes ... human conduct and human government . It is true that Professor Bredvold sees as one source of Dryden's conservatism ...
Contents
SAMUEL H MONK | 3 |
OSBORN | 18 |
Macdonalds Bibliography of Dryden | 54 |
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