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... Staying there too long courts sterility , for the real world is inescapable : ' Consequently , [ man ] is always ... stayed so long in their tower laboratory that they had lost touch with the spiritual realities.5 That flawed ...
... Staying there too long courts sterility , for the real world is inescapable : ' Consequently , [ man ] is always ... stayed so long in their tower laboratory that they had lost touch with the spiritual realities.5 That flawed ...
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... stayed as a part of himself , so that Forster felt on intimate terms with him . In 1911 the editor of the College journal asked him for an essay on ' The Beauty of Life ' . Forster chose Whitman as his subject , as a poet who speaks ...
... stayed as a part of himself , so that Forster felt on intimate terms with him . In 1911 the editor of the College journal asked him for an essay on ' The Beauty of Life ' . Forster chose Whitman as his subject , as a poet who speaks ...
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... stayed until 1946 , although he had serious questions about whether the BBC really trusted Indians.8 80 Nor did the genial tone of Forster's broadcast on Hindu temples represent his own mood in 1940. Just preceding the talk on temples ...
... stayed until 1946 , although he had serious questions about whether the BBC really trusted Indians.8 80 Nor did the genial tone of Forster's broadcast on Hindu temples represent his own mood in 1940. Just preceding the talk on temples ...
Contents
The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
Copyright | |
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