Realism in Literature And Art
Realism in Literature And Art
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He had the head of a .:^od and the heart of a child.
Here we discussed the problems of life and death — and whether there was a purpose In It all. He said there was. But the answer Is that George Burman Foster is dead and that his brain, today, is less potent than the puny babe's; that all that was stored within during a long and useful life, is dead.
Nature has found no way of passing the genius or character or learning of one genera- tion to another. Every child, whether sired by a philosophe...r or an idiot, comes into the world without a scrap of knowledge and with a brain of clay. It must learn the whole lesson of life anew, the same as the first child that was ever born.
He and I debated the meaning of life. I remember hearing him say on this platform, in almost a burst of frenzy: "I am the captain of my soul!" But, George Burman Foster is dead!
No man Ifi captain of his soul; he is not even Digitized by CjOOQIC 48 GEORaB BURMAN POSTER a deck hand on a rudderless ship; he is a bubble cast up for an instant on an angry sea, then lost in the air and waves, to be seen no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had the head of a .:^od and the heart of a child.
Here we discussed the problems of life and death — and whether there was a purpose In It all. He said there was. But the answer Is that George Burman Foster is dead and that his brain, today, is less potent than the puny babe's; that all that was stored within during a long and useful life, is dead.
Nature has found no way of passing the genius or character or learning of one genera- tion to another. Every child, whether sired by a philosophe...r or an idiot, comes into the world without a scrap of knowledge and with a brain of clay. It must learn the whole lesson of life anew, the same as the first child that was ever born.
He and I debated the meaning of life. I remember hearing him say on this platform, in almost a burst of frenzy: "I am the captain of my soul!" But, George Burman Foster is dead!
No man Ifi captain of his soul; he is not even Digitized by CjOOQIC 48 GEORaB BURMAN POSTER a deck hand on a rudderless ship; he is a bubble cast up for an instant on an angry sea, then lost in the air and waves, to be seen no more.
What to read after Realism in Literature And Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Darrow Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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