Andrew Lytle's Fiction: a Traditional ViewStanford University, 1972 - 630 pages |
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Page 37
... responsibility cannot be shifted to some exter- nal factor ( environment ) or force ( economic determinism ) ; it must lie within the hearts of individual men , or with God . These attitudes may or may not make for good historical in ...
... responsibility cannot be shifted to some exter- nal factor ( environment ) or force ( economic determinism ) ; it must lie within the hearts of individual men , or with God . These attitudes may or may not make for good historical in ...
Page 170
... responsibilities . " ( NN4S , 22 ) Just what these pleasures and responsibilities are he does not know . He associ- ates them with the deeds of one of his ancestors , his great- grandfather Laus , whose picture hangs to the right of the ...
... responsibilities . " ( NN4S , 22 ) Just what these pleasures and responsibilities are he does not know . He associ- ates them with the deeds of one of his ancestors , his great- grandfather Laus , whose picture hangs to the right of the ...
Page 222
... responsibility for his acts ; and this is not enough either : he must with knowl- edge assume it , and that knowledge inevitably must recognize that each man is capable of committing all mortal and venial sins . This knowledge , called ...
... responsibility for his acts ; and this is not enough either : he must with knowl- edge assume it , and that knowledge inevitably must recognize that each man is capable of committing all mortal and venial sins . This knowledge , called ...
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