Plato As An Introduction to Modern Criticism of Life
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In them there is none of that reposefulness, but instead we have rugged lines ; we see the restlessness of man, his fidgetiness ; and this is when the three spheres have ceased to be in connection ; when the concentric and harmonious nature of their action has been disturbed. To talk as did Plato, we should say the spheres were epicyclic; there was always one thing in the machinery which was jarring, not quite in the normal position. Is it not necessary, then, that we should try to reconcile th...ese non-concentric spheres of modern life ?
We have all heard of the famous French novels of Paul Bourget. It would be well, perhaps, not to say much of the English modern novels. They are mostly unnatural ; there is something in them 93 PLATO that merely touches, but does not interest the heart ; they bore, and one cannot comprehend how any man can read them. Paul Bourget has also tried to tackle the difficult and delicate problem ; bat the ways of Plato are not our modern ways ; they do not touch us as Merimee does.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In them there is none of that reposefulness, but instead we have rugged lines ; we see the restlessness of man, his fidgetiness ; and this is when the three spheres have ceased to be in connection ; when the concentric and harmonious nature of their action has been disturbed. To talk as did Plato, we should say the spheres were epicyclic; there was always one thing in the machinery which was jarring, not quite in the normal position. Is it not necessary, then, that we should try to reconcile th...ese non-concentric spheres of modern life ?
We have all heard of the famous French novels of Paul Bourget. It would be well, perhaps, not to say much of the English modern novels. They are mostly unnatural ; there is something in them 93 PLATO that merely touches, but does not interest the heart ; they bore, and one cannot comprehend how any man can read them. Paul Bourget has also tried to tackle the difficult and delicate problem ; bat the ways of Plato are not our modern ways ; they do not touch us as Merimee does.
What to read after Plato As An Introduction to Modern Criticism of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Reich to read onlineMoreLess
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