Life And Letters of Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb O M Litt D
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So you are fairly charmed with Goethe \ When you said — six weeks ago — that you liked Schiller better, I thoroughly agreed ; but I knew, too, from my own experience and that of others, that if you had not already passed through the phase of admir- ing Goethe, that phase, at least, was likely to come. Attraction or repulsion — nothing between these is possible under that imperious spell. What the author of Ecce Homo says of moral development is quite as true, I think, in regard to the epochs of... our intel- lectual life. Crises in the expansion of our ideas, like crises in the formation of our characters, are ^ His correspondent had been reading Dichtung und Wahrheit and fell under the " daemonic " spell. 1872] Letters to C. L, S. 137 more often determined by personal than by logical influences. What kind of book is it, the reading of which opens a distinct era in the life and growth of one's thoughts ? Nearly always, a book which bears the impress of a strong, daring, human personality.
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So you are fairly charmed with Goethe \ When you said — six weeks ago — that you liked Schiller better, I thoroughly agreed ; but I knew, too, from my own experience and that of others, that if you had not already passed through the phase of admir- ing Goethe, that phase, at least, was likely to come. Attraction or repulsion — nothing between these is possible under that imperious spell. What the author of Ecce Homo says of moral development is quite as true, I think, in regard to the epochs of... our intel- lectual life. Crises in the expansion of our ideas, like crises in the formation of our characters, are ^ His correspondent had been reading Dichtung und Wahrheit and fell under the " daemonic " spell. 1872] Letters to C. L, S. 137 more often determined by personal than by logical influences. What kind of book is it, the reading of which opens a distinct era in the life and growth of one's thoughts ? Nearly always, a book which bears the impress of a strong, daring, human personality.
What to read after Life And Letters of Sir Richard Claverhouse Jebb O M Litt D?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caroline Lane Reynolds Slemmer Jebb to read onlineMoreLess
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