The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 155Atlantic Monthly Company, 1935 |
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Page 72
... fact , it is not too much to say that the pictorial imagination is now more of a hindrance than a help . The very basis of what we have called understanding the reduction of the new things to familiar images - has been taken from us ...
... fact , it is not too much to say that the pictorial imagination is now more of a hindrance than a help . The very basis of what we have called understanding the reduction of the new things to familiar images - has been taken from us ...
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... fact has become built into the fabric of the science , and this work has been accomplished not by one man but by dozens of scientists in laboratories scattered all over the world . There is little or no difficulty in ar- ranging for ...
... fact has become built into the fabric of the science , and this work has been accomplished not by one man but by dozens of scientists in laboratories scattered all over the world . There is little or no difficulty in ar- ranging for ...
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... fact , what we call forgetting is less an affair of sheer loss than of confusion . Details become mixed ; fact and fancy intertwine with one another . The material is not ready on the instant , but apparently it is still there . One of ...
... fact , what we call forgetting is less an affair of sheer loss than of confusion . Details become mixed ; fact and fancy intertwine with one another . The material is not ready on the instant , but apparently it is still there . One of ...
Contents
Conant James Bryant Free Inquiry | 32 |
Alcohol and Motors Curtis Billings | 43 |
Bowen | 48 |
Copyright | |
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