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Khari
is on page 223 of 231
"Nature gives most of her evidence in answer to the questions we ask her."
— Jul 11, 2026 08:30AM
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Khari
is on page 222 of 231
"We can no longer dismiss the change of a Models as a simple progression from error to truth. No Model is a catalogue of ultimate realities, and none is a mere fantasy. Each...attempts to get in all the phenomena known at a given period, and each succeeds in getting in a great many. But...no less surely, each reflects the prevalent psychology of an age almost as much as it reflects the state of that age's knowledge."
— Jul 11, 2026 08:29AM
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Khari
is on page 221 of 231
"the demand for a developing world-a demand obviously in harmony both with the revolutionary and the romantic temper-grows up first; when it is full grown the scientists go to work and discover the evidence on which our belief in that sort of universe would now be held to rest."
— Jul 11, 2026 08:27AM
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Khari
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"Literature exists to teach what is useful, to honour what deserves honour, to appreciate what is delightful. The useful, honourable, and delightful things are superior to it: it exists for their sake; its own use, honor or delightfulness is derivative from theirs."
— Jul 11, 2026 08:20AM
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Khari
is on page 210 of 231
"Many generations, each in its own spirit and its own style, have contributed to the story of Arthur. It is misleading to think of Malory as an author in our modern sense and throw all the earlier work into the category of 'sources'. He is merely the last builder, doing a few demolitions here and adding a few features there."
— Jul 11, 2026 08:15AM
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Khari
is on page 210 of 231
"It follows that the book-author unit, basic for modern criticism, must often be abandoned when we are dealing with medieval literature. Some books...must be regarded more as we regard those cathedrals where work of many different periods is mixed and produces a total effect, admirable indeed but never foreseen nor intended by any one of the successive builders."
— Jul 11, 2026 08:14AM
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