The Myths of PlatoMacmillan, 1905 - 532 sayfa |
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Sayfa v
... effect this special object within a reasonable space , it was necessary to extract the Myths from the Dialogues . in which they occur , with only the shortest possible indication of the Context in each case , and to confine the ...
... effect this special object within a reasonable space , it was necessary to extract the Myths from the Dialogues . in which they occur , with only the shortest possible indication of the Context in each case , and to confine the ...
Sayfa vii
... effect produced in us by the Platonic Myth is essentially that produced by Poetry ; " Transcendental Feeling , " the sense of the overshadowing presence of " That which was , and is , and ever shall be , " is awakened in us - Passages ...
... effect produced in us by the Platonic Myth is essentially that produced by Poetry ; " Transcendental Feeling , " the sense of the overshadowing presence of " That which was , and is , and ever shall be , " is awakened in us - Passages ...
Sayfa 3
... effect of these special observations will be to leave the reader , at the end , with an adequate impression of the significance of Myth , first in Plato's philosophy , and then in present - day thought . Before beginning , however , to ...
... effect of these special observations will be to leave the reader , at the end , with an adequate impression of the significance of Myth , first in Plato's philosophy , and then in present - day thought . Before beginning , however , to ...
Sayfa 10
... effect . For example , to heal a wound made by iron one must know the story of the origin of iron . That story duly recited becomes the charm which will heal the wound.2 Many Aetiological Myths doubtless have their rise in the practice ...
... effect . For example , to heal a wound made by iron one must know the story of the origin of iron . That story duly recited becomes the charm which will heal the wound.2 Many Aetiological Myths doubtless have their rise in the practice ...
Sayfa 14
... effect produced by tea : - It is Daruna whom legend credits with the origin of tea . Before he went off into his present trance he made another effort at permanent contemplation , and had failed through falling asleep at the end of the ...
... effect produced by tea : - It is Daruna whom legend credits with the origin of tea . Before he went off into his present trance he made another effort at permanent contemplation , and had failed through falling asleep at the end of the ...
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