William Cowper, HumanitarianUniversity of North Carolina Press, 1938 - 277 ページ |
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... Nature is likely to be a troublesome word in eighteenth- century usage . Here , however , it is clear that nature is synonymous with " God's social plan " and the " various ties " through which men " might feel themselves allied to all ...
... Nature is likely to be a troublesome word in eighteenth- century usage . Here , however , it is clear that nature is synonymous with " God's social plan " and the " various ties " through which men " might feel themselves allied to all ...
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... nature herself is equal . " 88 But this is rather an attack upon debauched civilization than a glori- fication of undebauched nature , and is no argument that Cowper belongs to the ranks of the primitivists . To the subject of savage ...
... nature herself is equal . " 88 But this is rather an attack upon debauched civilization than a glori- fication of undebauched nature , and is no argument that Cowper belongs to the ranks of the primitivists . To the subject of savage ...
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... nature shows the imprint of divine power . He marvels at the intricacies of insect life : The shapely limb and ... nature is no deistic leaning . Cowper is careful to add that although all nature is the work of God , nature itself is not ...
... nature shows the imprint of divine power . He marvels at the intricacies of insect life : The shapely limb and ... nature is no deistic leaning . Cowper is careful to add that although all nature is the work of God , nature itself is not ...
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