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Pagina 142
This common philistinism is not interesting at all , unless — since no one is
completely free from it — there may be some value in examining oneself in this
respect . The only philistinism worthy of the metaphysician ' s reflection is the one
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This common philistinism is not interesting at all , unless — since no one is
completely free from it — there may be some value in examining oneself in this
respect . The only philistinism worthy of the metaphysician ' s reflection is the one
...
Pagina 150
We have here the complete expression of ethical and class philistinism rolled into
one . Locke even adds to his own philistinism the aggressive touch of triumphant
righteousness that so often goes with it . He wallows in it . Poetry and gaming ...
We have here the complete expression of ethical and class philistinism rolled into
one . Locke even adds to his own philistinism the aggressive touch of triumphant
righteousness that so often goes with it . He wallows in it . Poetry and gaming ...
Pagina 153
So he heroically formulates what might well be the charter of philosophical
philistinism , to wit , that since it plays with sensations only , music no doubt is the
most agreeable of all the arts , while , for that very reason , it has the lowest place
...
So he heroically formulates what might well be the charter of philosophical
philistinism , to wit , that since it plays with sensations only , music no doubt is the
most agreeable of all the arts , while , for that very reason , it has the lowest place
...
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