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... human beings and withheld from animals . In the land of the Houyhnhnms reason has been given to horses and withheld from - . ' Here we naturally pause , but we are intended to continue : ' ... withheld from human beings . ' The Yahoos are ...
... human beings and withheld from animals . In the land of the Houyhnhnms reason has been given to horses and withheld from - . ' Here we naturally pause , but we are intended to continue : ' ... withheld from human beings . ' The Yahoos are ...
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... human equivalent that we are continually confronted with in these descriptions . The Yahoo is a mirror in which human nature must see itself . Swift's technique here may be regarded as an extended example of the device of ' arguing ...
... human equivalent that we are continually confronted with in these descriptions . The Yahoo is a mirror in which human nature must see itself . Swift's technique here may be regarded as an extended example of the device of ' arguing ...
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... human nature to achieve this distortion ? What is the relevant fact about man which he has succeeded in misrepresenting or suppress- ing ? The answer will vary according to whether we resort to Chris- tian orthodoxy or not . To a ...
... human nature to achieve this distortion ? What is the relevant fact about man which he has succeeded in misrepresenting or suppress- ing ? The answer will vary according to whether we resort to Chris- tian orthodoxy or not . To a ...
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