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100 1 $aSturt, Henry Cecil,$d1863-
245 10 $aIdola theatri;$ba criticism of Oxford thought and thinkers from the standpoint of personal idealism,$cby Henry Sturt.
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505 0 $aIntroductory. - The passive fallacy. - The idols of the theatre. - Intellectualism. - Absolutism. - Subjectivism. - German idealism. - T.H. Green. - Mr. F.H. Bradley. - Professor Bosanquet.
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