Kierkegaard's Writings, Volume 3Princeton University Press, 1978 |
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Pagina 143
... nevertheless seems to provide " the more , " so to speak , that will not merge in the individuality ; the monologue , in turn , has a more lyrical concentration and has " the more " that will not merge in action and situation . In ...
... nevertheless seems to provide " the more , " so to speak , that will not merge in the individuality ; the monologue , in turn , has a more lyrical concentration and has " the more " that will not merge in action and situation . In ...
Pagina 254
... nevertheless essentially different from every other . This can be explained in no other way than by assuming that ... nevertheless the first time . In other words , the thesis is a sophistical thesis . If one loves for a third time , one ...
... nevertheless essentially different from every other . This can be explained in no other way than by assuming that ... nevertheless the first time . In other words , the thesis is a sophistical thesis . If one loves for a third time , one ...
Pagina 360
... nevertheless is no inner conflict . She is not an insignificant little girl who vanishes between one's fin- gers , so frail that one is almost afraid that she will break in two when looked at , but neither is she a pretentious ...
... nevertheless is no inner conflict . She is not an insignificant little girl who vanishes between one's fin- gers , so frail that one is almost afraid that she will break in two when looked at , but neither is she a pretentious ...
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THE IMMEDIATE EROTIC STAGES | 49 |
THE TRAGIC IN ANCIENT Drama | 137 |
THE FIRST Love | 243 |
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