... (not unintelligibly, considering what I had then seen and heard of it) a most hideous thing, and I was not disinclined to dismiss it as an illusion, for which perhaps the Catholic epic might be substituted to advantage, as conforming better to the... Moral Philosophy: The Critical View of Life - Side 220af Warner Fite - 1925 - 320 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
| 1921 - 1136 sider
...substituted to advantage, as conforming better to the impulses of the soul ; and later I liked to regard all systems as alternative illusions for the solipsist;...to lose, a certain facility and pleasure in taking those points of view at will, and speaking those philosophical languages. But though as a child I regretted... | |
| George Santayana - 1922 - 290 sider
...substituted to advantage, as conforming better to the impulses of the soul ; and later I liked to regard all systems as alternative illusions for the solipsist...to lose, a certain facility and pleasure in taking those points of view at will, and speaking those philosophical languages. But though as a child I regretted... | |
| Vivian Trow Thayer - 1923 - 808 sider
...himself makes it explicit at every turn. He says in one of his latest essays, On My Friendly Critics, "Neither solipsism nor Catholicism were ever anything...vistas for the imagination, never convictions ... I have never been able to elude the recurring, invincible, and ironic conviction that whenever I or any... | |
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