Selected Letters of John KeatsFarrar, Straus and Young, 1951 - 282 páginas |
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... evil , of the gratuitous pain which human life undergoes . An eminent student of romanticism has recently denied ... problem which the existence of evil presents to all thoughtful men . But the force with which the problem of evil ...
... evil , of the gratuitous pain which human life undergoes . An eminent student of romanticism has recently denied ... problem which the existence of evil presents to all thoughtful men . But the force with which the problem of evil ...
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... evil presented its prob- lem to him in the theological or quasi - theological form in which alone it has any meaning . What is traditionally called the problem of evil raises a question about the nature of God , who is said to be ...
... evil presented its prob- lem to him in the theological or quasi - theological form in which alone it has any meaning . What is traditionally called the problem of evil raises a question about the nature of God , who is said to be ...
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... problem of evil is doctrinal and articulate , it leads us back to Milton . Here is the Miltonic doctrine of good and evil springing up together in the field of this world - the arable field of events - from the seeds of the fruit that ...
... problem of evil is doctrinal and articulate , it leads us back to Milton . Here is the Miltonic doctrine of good and evil springing up together in the field of this world - the arable field of events - from the seeds of the fruit that ...
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Introduction by Lionel Trilling | 3 |
A Note on the Text | 43 |
The Selected Letters | 55 |
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