Essays: Moral, Political and AestheticD. Appleton, 1888 - 428 páginas |
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... become so closely , so organically connected with the ideas signified , as do these original words used in childhood ; and hence the associa- tion remains less strong . But in what does a strong association between a word and an idea ...
... become so closely , so organically connected with the ideas signified , as do these original words used in childhood ; and hence the associa- tion remains less strong . But in what does a strong association between a word and an idea ...
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... be true , though in a less degree , when the recogni tion of them is easy . Hence , the shortness of Saxon words becomes a reason for their greater force . One qualification however , must not be overlooked . A word which.
... be true , though in a less degree , when the recogni tion of them is easy . Hence , the shortness of Saxon words becomes a reason for their greater force . One qualification however , must not be overlooked . A word which.
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... becomes marked . In the arrangement of predicate and subject , for example , we are at once shown that as the predicate determines the aspect under which the subject is to be conceived , it should be placed first ; and the striking ...
... becomes marked . In the arrangement of predicate and subject , for example , we are at once shown that as the predicate determines the aspect under which the subject is to be conceived , it should be placed first ; and the striking ...
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... become great , we reach a limit beyond which more is lost than is gained . Other things equal , the arrangement should be such that no con- crete image shall be suggested until the materials out of which it is to be made have been ...
... become great , we reach a limit beyond which more is lost than is gained . Other things equal , the arrangement should be such that no con- crete image shall be suggested until the materials out of which it is to be made have been ...
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Herbert Spencer. MUST VARY WITH THE MIND ADDRESSED . 25 : t becomes a question whether most mental effort will be entailed by the many and long suspensions , or by the cor- rection of successive misconceptions . This question may ...
Herbert Spencer. MUST VARY WITH THE MIND ADDRESSED . 25 : t becomes a question whether most mental effort will be entailed by the many and long suspensions , or by the cor- rection of successive misconceptions . This question may ...
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