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Art and environment (1914)

Phillipps, L. March (Lisle March), 1863-1917 · New York : H. Holt and Co. · leaf 123

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ueddefinition, each step forward, each addition ofknowledge, being marked by the eradication ofirrelevant matter and the identification of the trueorganism and proportions of the subject underconsideration; each step forward, that is to say,being an approach towards a more complete defini-tion of… … The Christian idea of Death. Compare with the classic. The onelooking at Death firmly and thoughtfully. The other, equally firmlyand thoughtfully, refusing to look at it at all A GOTHIC TOMB ENTER THE GREEK and defining with a conscious ardour. Their wholebias and mental endeavour was towards…

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