Hebraism and Hellenism as seen in Sartor resartus and Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship
Throughout the years the study of literary relationships has been a highly active form of research. There seems to be a perpetual interest in this field, with its matter of determining influences and comparing relationships and ideas. Certainly this is a logical interest. For on the assumption that...
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Scholarly Commons
1951
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