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Symbolism, Its Meaning and Effect : Barbour-Page Lectures, University of Virginia, 1927
author
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Whitehead, Alfred North.
publisher
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Fordham University Press
isbn10 | asin
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082321138X
print isbn13
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9780823211388
ebook isbn13
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9780585148434
language
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English
subject
Symbolism (Psychology)
publication date
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1985
lcc
:
BF458.W5 1985eb
ddc
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121
subject
:
Symbolism (Psychology)
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Symbolism
Its Meaning and Effect
Barbour-Page Lectures University of Virginia 1927
FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS New York
Page iv
Copyright, 1927, by The Macmillan Company Copyright renewed, 1955, by Evelyn Whitehead All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America Republished by special arrangement with Macmillan Publishing Company and Cambridge University Press ISBN 0-8232-1138-X LC 58-10916 First edition 1927 Reissued 1958 Reset line-for-line and republished 1985 4 6 8 10 9 7 5 3
Whitehead, Alfred North. 1861-1947. Symbolism: its meaning and effect.
ISBN: 0-8232-1138-X
1. Symbolism (Psychology).I. Title
8F458.W5 1995 121LCCN: 58-10916
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Dedication
These chapters were written before I had seen the Washington monument which faces the Capitol in the City of Washington, and before I had enjoyed the experience of crossing the borders of the State of Virginiaa great experience for an Englishman.
Virginia, that symbol for romance throughout the world of English speech: Virginia, which was captured for that world in the romantic period of English history by Sir Walter Raleigh, its most romantic figure: Virginia, which has been true to its origin and has steeped its history in romance.
Romance does not yield unbroken happiness: Sir Walter Raleigh suffered for his romance. Romance does not creep along the ground; like the memorial to Washington, it reaches upwarda silver thread uniting earth to the blue of heaven above.
April 8, 1927
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Preface
In accordance with the terms of the Barbour-Page Foundation, these lectures are published by the University of Virginia. The author owes his thanks to the authorities of the university for their courtesy in conforming to his wishes in respect to some important details of publication. With the exception of a few trifling changes the lectures are printed as delivered.
These lectures will be best understood by reference to some portions of Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding. The author's acknowledgments are due to Locke's Theory of Knowledge and Its Historical Relations by Professor James Gibson, to Prolegomena to an Idealist Theory of Knowledge by Professor Norman Kemp Smith, and to Scepticism and Animal Faith by George Santayana.
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