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Relation of the State to the Individualhttp://www.ozarkia.net/bill/anarchism/library/RelationStateIndividual.html
of invention, of literature, of science, of the arts, of personal habits, of private character, of ethics, of religion, will be determined by the conclusion at which mankind shall
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1859 anonym: What is Poetry?https://www.lyriktheorie.uni-wuppertal.de/lyriktheorie/texte/1859_anonym1.html
in the current English literature. With the desire of assisting in promoting the interest in aesthetical studies, which has been on the increase in this country and England for th
1852 Fred W. Robertson: Two Lectures on the Influence of Poetry on the Working Classeshttps://www.lyriktheorie.uni-wuppertal.de/lyriktheorie/texte/1852_robertson1.html
to waste their time on literature, but to read the newspapers, which, he says, will give them all the education that is essential. Persons of this class seem to fancy that the all
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the Gods of French literature, arts and sciences. All the big shots are buried here, in what is essentially a massive mausoleum. It was originally built as a church for which the
the name alone evokes images of bohemian Paris at its height. In spite of its indisputable gentrification and the loss of its former identity, the myriad streets surrounding what w
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for arts, sciences and literature." Each of these magazines lived but a short time. . . . The first pieces of literature not of local authorship to be published were Allan Ramsay'
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in the cache-coherence literature. Constructing Digital Signatures from a One Way Function SRI International Technical Report CSL-98 (October 1979). PDF At a coffee h
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what happened to German literature when the Nazis came to power? I believe no exhaustive lists have been published, but I imagine that the number of German scientists — Jews
What is Science?, the article of George Orwell. First published: October 26, 1945 by
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For example, music and literature are also an important part in our lives. There too, it is often limits that provide a framework within which to make great art. One only has to c
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serving fine arts and literature. Katherine Phelps, author of Surf's Up: Internet Australian Style (Reed Books), and Andrew Pam, chief scientist on Project Xanadu , are the founde
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