University of Toronto Quarterly, Volume 2University of Toronto Press, 1932 - Canada |
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Page 193
... give us a close and accurate description of the events of Nature . These events themselves may be the only real things ; all our best efforts give only a rough map , or faint portrait of reality . As long as the events follow faithfully ...
... give us a close and accurate description of the events of Nature . These events themselves may be the only real things ; all our best efforts give only a rough map , or faint portrait of reality . As long as the events follow faithfully ...
Page 250
... give value to any metal . Any impression , if it be ' sensed completely , will lend itself to significant artistic expression . It is this seizure of sensation which gives freshness and spontaneity to the craftsmanship of such poems as ...
... give value to any metal . Any impression , if it be ' sensed completely , will lend itself to significant artistic expression . It is this seizure of sensation which gives freshness and spontaneity to the craftsmanship of such poems as ...
Page 410
... give place and give way and yield its secrets to the trained intellect in sus- tained research and industry . In the second place , when it has recovered its balance , this great material world , in addition to its moral aspect , has a ...
... give place and give way and yield its secrets to the trained intellect in sus- tained research and industry . In the second place , when it has recovered its balance , this great material world , in addition to its moral aspect , has a ...
Contents
1932 No | 2 |
The Crisis in the Far East NORMAN MACKENZIE | 3 |
D C TAIT | 21 |
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