Essays in the History of Ideas
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| - | [[Charles Baudelaire]]: "[[Romanticism is precisely situated neither in choice of subject nor exact truth, but in the way of feeling]]." | + | ''[[Essays in the History of Ideas]]'' (1948) is a collection of essays on the [[history of ideas]] by [[Arthur Lovejoy]]. |
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Essays in the History of Ideas (1948) is a collection of essays on the history of ideas by Arthur Lovejoy.
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