The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... vitality might be tempered by a pedantic respect for the culture they raped and looted , they needed a far different treatment at the hands of the Church from that of the defeated populations of the big cities . One must treat a para ...
... vitality might be tempered by a pedantic respect for the culture they raped and looted , they needed a far different treatment at the hands of the Church from that of the defeated populations of the big cities . One must treat a para ...
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... vitality become fully embodied . Meanwhile , Manet's Olympia shows the boylike courtesan , new style , whose contrast with the rich vitality of women by Titian or Rubens is blatant . She remains a symbol of defeminized love - play ...
... vitality become fully embodied . Meanwhile , Manet's Olympia shows the boylike courtesan , new style , whose contrast with the rich vitality of women by Titian or Rubens is blatant . She remains a symbol of defeminized love - play ...
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... vitality . By the first half of the nineteenth century it enabled Western man to rival , in sheer numbers , the millions who , at starvation levels , populated the East . From this time on , famines became a sign , not of nature's ...
... vitality . By the first half of the nineteenth century it enabled Western man to rival , in sheer numbers , the millions who , at starvation levels , populated the East . From this time on , famines became a sign , not of nature's ...
Table des matières
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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