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...(1916), crea ţionismul (1917), ultraismul (1918), suprarealismul (1924), realismul socialist (1934), ermetismul (1936). Întotdeauna cultura român ... ...ea ţionismul (1917), ultraismul (1918), suprarealismul (1924), realismul socialist (1934), ermetismul (1936). Întotdeauna cultura român ă a fost u... ...ectivul s ău este subiectivul, imperfec ţiunea este perfect ă, sesizeaz ă realismul suprarealismului, violen ţa non-violen ţei, pl ăcerea suferin ţ... ...rul, intriga, personajele dispar, decorul iese în decor, de-corat. Realul social, impersonal pân ă în r ărunchi, trimite fantezia la plimbare. Flor... ... Aici se vorbe şte limba p ăs ăreasc ă. Scopul declarat al organiz ării sociale este p ăstrarea dezordinii, a talme ş-balme şului impersonal, înc... ...se şi-i s ări ochiul de sticl ă…” De la fantasticul extrem se trece la un realism crud, de la mi şc ările mecanice, compiuterizate, ale personajelo... ...in ţă. Al ţi b ărba ţi merg în cap şi aplaud ă cu picioarele. Ma şin ăria social ă, ca institu ţie a pompelor funebre, a ajuns expert ă în înmormân... ...imate animale domestice, onorabile vite înc ăl ţate şi alte lep ăd ături sociale!” La fel ca în „Istoria ieroglific ă”, „Nonromanul” este ţara-gr...

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...inspirat din situa ţia pe dos care exista în ţar ă. Am pornit din politic, social şi - treptat - am ajuns în literatur ă, art ă, filozofie şi chiar ... ...pside- down situation” that existed in the country. I started from politic, social, and immediately got to literature, art, philosophy, even science.... ...o invertida que existia no país [NT: na Romênia]. Eu comecei com politica, social e imediatamente fui a literatura, arte, filosofia a até mesmo ciên... ...situation à l`envers qui existait dans le pays. Je suis parti du politique, social et immédiatement je suis arrivé à la littèrature, l`art, la philos... ...n la “situació al revés” que existía en el país. Yo empecé con la política social e immediatamente fui a la literatura, arte, filosofia, incluso cie... ...trat” (I. Buzera etc.)… Impresionismul (1863) a rezultat dintr-o deviere a realismului (vezi Manet, care expusese la ‘Salonul Refuza ţilor’!): sc ăd... ... Monet, Pissaro, Bazille, Sisley). La început, nu se deosebea prea mult de realism, iar primii impresioni şti nici nu ştiau c ă fac impresionism! Cin... ...nivel superior, diferit: romantism, neoromantism, clasicism, neoclasicism, realism, neorealism, paradoxism acum, neoparadoxism mâine. Cultura se rep...

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...s drug abuse and teen pregnancy while increasing academic achievement and social responsibility. Can you see how self-esteem, or the lack of it, ca... ...nd time, they do things that remove themselves from the realm of positive social activity. They drink or take drugs in an attempt to block out the ... ... from being an alcoholic at the point of suicide. Imagine that! How many social programs that strive to combat alcoholism, depression or any other ... .... I am absolutely overwhelmed at the depth of her giving. She has taken a social statistic that is virtually incomprehensible in human terms and ha... ...good dramatic performance can seem. Without imagina' tion, that level of realism would be impossible to achieve. A musician hears notes in his mind...

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...Biological systems obey the same order- increasing (natural) laws as do physical and social ones. We are part of the Universe in the sense that we ar... ...: "Bestowed Entities". These are entities whose existence is bestowed upon them by social agreement between conscious agents. But this definition i... ...ss. Religion and money are two examples of entities which owe their existence to a social agreement between conscious entities - yet they don't str... ...s pertinent and our definition should be refined accordingly. We must distinguish "Social Entities" (like money or religion) from "Bestowed Entitie... ...creates a change in the Language Field. Such a change can lead to a conflict with a social norm, for instance, or with a norm, a personal value, or ... ... true science. " Albert Einstein, The World as I See It, 1931 The debate between realism and anti-realism is, at least, a century old. Does Scien... ...ure? And if so, how? A. In its treatment of nature, Western culture is based on realism and rationalism and purports to be devoid of superstitio... ...employ of theory elements) would generate a pluralistic multiplication of entities. Realism is like using a machine language to run a supercomputer...

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...ods of operation from the general landscape of mayhem, crime, disintegration of the social fabric, collapse of authority, social anomie, terror and ... ...in and Germany were engaged in a naval arms race which depleted the coffers and the social cohesion of both. Italy declared war on Turkey in 1911 an... ...ad no coherent national agenda bar the mass slaughter of the Serbs. Thus, it was a social movement of the dispossessed, a cesspool of discontent an... ...ent and rage, of aggression too long suppressed but never sublimated, of justified social and political grievances irradiated by racism, national c... ...th the rising, ignore at your peril, Central European force. The Austrian national socialists who were implicated in the murder of the Austrian pri... ...n stonewalling, evasiveness and outright lying. Soviet literature of the Socialist Realism was another example of highly sophisticated form of deni...

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...ry style having its main roots in the two realities analyzed before: politico-social and literary. The same idea met, at Adrian Marino and C. M. Popa... ... of “the absolute lyricism”. The frequent contradictions and paradoxes of the social life would have determined Florentin Smarandache to try (and to... ...t emancipation and freedom, provoked him a normal reaction of adversity in his social attitude and of negation (“no”) in his literary creation plan. ... ...ents of... absolute) in-adaptation we easily guess not a handicap of a psycho-social nature, but a displayed nonconformism of an avowed verticality, ... ...olume before 1990. Seeming that he didn’t want to forget the actual politico- social conditions that generated the movement, the author begins the v... ...eclectism, although the surrealism and the unliterature live together with the realism, and the last being present, for instance, in “Memories which ...

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...ex. ISBN 978-0-300-12487-3 (hardcover : alk. paper) 1. Internet. 2. Internet—Social aspects. 3. Internet—Security measures. I. Title. TK5105.875.I57Z5... ...al wires, with services above, and then applications, and finally content and social interaction. If AT&T had prevailed in the Carterfone proceeding, i... ..., made first as an engineering matter, can end up with major implications for social interac- tion and regulation. 48 Another example of the trade-offs ... ... spectacular growth in the uses to which it was put. It is as if the bizarre social and economic configuration of the quasi-anarchist Burn- ing Man fes... ... growing in Inter- net research communities. Nearly two-thirds of academics, social analysts, and industry leaders surveyed by the Pew Internet & Amer... ... (1995); Wilson Huhn, The Stages of Legal Reasoning: Formalism, Analogy, and Realism, 48 V. L. R. 305, 377–79 (2003); Louis Kaplow, Rules Versus ...

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... 310 How Change is Corrupted Pg 316 The Effect of Reverse Pyramidality as a Social Dynamic of Accumulation Pg 318 Glorification Pg 321 The Fiv... ...tion of Wealth Pg 332 The Accumulation of Power Pg 334 The Accumulation of Social Standing Pg 334 The Accumulation of Ownership Pg 343 The Acc... ...ove, Courage and Honesty Pg 883 The Triality of the Human Condition Pg 888 Social Dynamics of Separation Pg 889 Punishment Pg 892 Choice and W... ...0 Icons and Tokens Pg 1119 Responsibility and Cooperation Pg 1122 Dynamic Social Balance Pg 1131 The Dynamic of Positive and Negative Energy P... ... Dickens Pg 1385 Disease Pg 1388 Exploration of the Subconscious Pg 1393 Social Form and Function Pg 1395 The Power of Myth Pg 1397 History ... ...f hard work and hardship. Out of this came the revolutionary new Dutch art of realism, and the religious worship of material objects. Art that was ...

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... Genetic living conditions. This reminded him of what was once classed as socially unacceptable and hidden from public view. Nonetheless, twenty ye... ...sition of supervisor. The idea of this method was to prevent boredom and social stigma, promoting skills and equality. All sections were deemed imp... ...the machine, believing he knew her in- depth and personally because of the realism of Alex's programming. Nonetheless, what Shaun felt was missing, m...

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... his own more reasoned thoughts—confirmation which he had vainly sought in social converse, so that as touching most fundamental topics, there had got... ...nvictions were as a dyke against those invad- ing waters of novel opinion, social, political and other- wise, which carried away as in a torrent no fe... ...on that when not actively engaged in it he looked a man of high qual- ity, social and moral, who for reasons of his own was keeping incog. Nothing was... ...ause, necessarily to be assumed as the sole one assignable, is in its very realism as much charged with that prime element of Radcliffian romance, the... ...tive of the grounds whereon rested that imputation of a certain ped- antry socially alleged against him by certain naval men of wholly practical cast,...

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...et of religious doubt, we had confided to one another a common interest in Socialism, he had come twice to supper at my mother’s on a Sunday night, an... ...n re- ligious formulae, certain rules of conduct, certain concep- tions of social and political order, that had no more relevance to the realities and... ..., who told me, under promises of the most sinister secrecy, that he was “a Socialist out and out.” He lent me several copies of a periodical with the ... ...he wrote me one doubting whether she could ever care for any one who was a Socialist and did not believe in Church, and then hard upon it came another... ...lf have stories of that time to tell, to supply, by a scrupulous spiritual realism, some antidote to that glam- our. 23 H. G . Wells S S S S Section ... ... It was clear to me that I had to think out for myself religious problems, social problems, questions of conduct, questions of expediency, that her po...

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...mercenaries! And that lands me in Red Republicanism, a hop and a skip from Socialism! said Mr. Radnor, and chuckled ironi- cally at the natural decliv... ...their poultry, cows, cream. And a certain influence one has in the country socially. I make my stand on a home— not empty punctilio.’ 22 One of Our C... ...could, considering their immense extension; and except for the sen- sitive social name, he was of single-minded purpose. 37 George Meredith T urning ... ...owed suit in such a way, then Mr. Durance must be right when he called the social English the most sheepy of sheep:— and Nesta could not consent to th... ...s were to serve;—and merely to attract and win the tastes of people, for a social support to 77 George Meredith Lakelands! Merely that? Much more:—if... ... noses to the worst parts—if there’s a worse where all are useful: but the Realism of the dogs is to have us by the nose:—excite it and befoul it, and...

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...orce which drives artists away from it. We do not suffi- ciently study the social potentialities which make up the vari- ous vocations of life. It wou... ...mpt them to study how it happened that they succeeded in getting round all social laws; the result is they become alarmingly adroit. A fortnight later... ... but the lottery gave five days’ existence to that magnificent flash. What social power can to-day, for the sum of five sous, give us five days’ happi... ...to themselves, the town of Issoudun itself has reached a state of complete social stagnation. Obliged to meet the decadence of fortunes by the practic... ... which gives character to manners and cus- toms. There is no opposition of social forces, such as that to which the cities of the Italian States in th... ...ome, who will think the flashes of Flore’s character belong to the sort of realism which a painter ought to leave in shadow. Well! this scene, played ...

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...ering a royal procession. It is because of them that man has been called a social animal. Philip passed from the innocence of childhood to bitter cons... ...ails of the odours which met his nostril. With a fierce delight in his own realism he described the woman who had opened the door for him. She was dar... ...d; the heads were very small; the attitudes were extravagant. This was not realism, and yet, and yet even in the photographs you had the impression of... ...nk of a discovery. He felt vaguely that here was something better than the realism which he had adored; but certainly it was not the bloodless idealis... ...fe in all its vivacity , ugliness and beauty , squalor and heroism; it was realism still; but it was realism carried to some higher pitch, in which fa... ...lighted with his joke. 653 W. Somerset Maugham “You must wear them at the social evening, Clarence.” “He’ll catch the belle of Lynn’s, if he’s not ca... ...the belle of Lynn’s, if he’s not careful.” Philip had already heard of the social evenings, for the money stopped from the wages to pay for them was o... ... stamp-paper he whistled monoto- nously . 655 W. Somerset Maugham CIV THE SOCIAL EVENINGS took place on alternate Mon- days. There was one at the beg... ...r it, they’ll like you all right if you ‘old your own same as I ‘ave.” The social evening was held in the restaurant 656 Of Human Bondage in the base...

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... and without, as yet, a single strand of white. There!” He blushed for her realism, but gaped at her truth. “You’re the very deuce.” 63 Henry James “... ... beyond her art. Sarah Pocock, for instance, her own daughter, though with social ideals, as they said, in some respects different—Sarah who was, in h... ...th avenue—street and avenue and alley having, however, in common a sort of social shabbiness; and he introduced them to the rather cold and blank litt... ...n any one less aware of anything than Waymarsh as he glowered at Chad. The social sightlessness of his old friend’s survey marked for him afresh, and ... ...hom much mischance had worked. He made the point at the same time that his social relations, such as they could be called, were perhaps not to the ext... ...ide, did in the case before them flaunt something like an impunity for the social man; but he could at least treat himself to the statement that would...

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...onstitutes "just killing" is a matter for an ethical calculus in the framework of a social contract. But does A's right not to be killed include the... ...ght to euthanasia, to have one's life terminated at will, is restricted by numerous social, ethical, and legal rules, principles, and considerations... ...but this right is not automatic, nor is it all-encompassing. III. Abortion and the Social Contract The issue of abortion is emotionally loaded and ... ...he negative. The contract between a mother and her fetus is derived from the larger Social Contract. Society – through its apparatuses – stands for ... ...hese rights and leaves others unmentioned because of the presumed existence of the Social Contract. The typical contract assumes that there is a so... ...egal is not always moral and what is legitimate is not invariably legal. Political realism and quasi-religious idealism sit uncomfortably within t... ...rs the working class undertones commonly found in the petite bourgeois: "its moral realism, its understanding that everything has its price, its re... ...employ of theory elements) would generate a pluralistic multiplication of entities. Realism is like using a machine language to run a supercomputer... ...s (reason versus feeling, belief versus desire, emotivism and noncognitivism versus realism). The debate has old roots. Feeling Theories, such as D...

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...onstitutes "just killing" is a matter for an ethical calculus in the framework of a social contract. But does A's right not to be killed include the... ...ght to euthanasia, to have one's life terminated at will, is restricted by numerous social, ethical, and legal rules, principles, and considerations... ...but this right is not automatic, nor is it all-encompassing. III. Abortion and the Social Contract The issue of abortion is emotionally loaded and ... ...he negative. The contract between a mother and her fetus is derived from the larger Social Contract. Society – through its apparatuses – stands for ... ...hese rights and leaves others unmentioned because of the presumed existence of the Social Contract. The typical contract assumes that there is a so... ...egal is not always moral and what is legitimate is not invariably legal. Political realism and quasi-religious idealism sit uncomfortably within t... ...rs the working class undertones commonly found in the petite bourgeois: "its moral realism, its understanding that everything has its price, its re... ...employ of theory elements) would generate a pluralistic multiplication of entities. Realism is like using a machine language to run a supercomputer... ...s (reason versus feeling, belief versus desire, emotivism and noncognitivism versus realism). The debate has old roots. Feeling Theories, such as D...

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...kets, political scams, human rights violations, technological setbacks, and rising social tensions have revealed how rotten and inherently contradi... ...ings. It is, therefore, not the USA's intrinsic nature, nor its self-perception, or social model that I find most reprehensible - but its actions, ... ...stition, prejudice, conspicuous religiosity, intolerance, philistinism, and lack of social solidarity. Its religiosity is overt, aggressive, virulen... ...d unbridled jingoism. Their persecutory delusions sit well with their adherence to social Darwinism (natural selection of the fittest, let the weak... ...ional Strategy of the Institute of World Economics and Politics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, reiterated his conviction that "the United Stat... ...gal is not always moral and what is legitimate is not invariably legal. Political realism and quasi-religious idealism sit uncomfortably within th...

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...tialism): it defines the central notion of the title - a component of the “social” paradoxism - as “the way of not being the inhabitants of an Empir... ... interdisciplinary crossroads, as an intercultural competence. It offers a social model of equilibrium that accentuates the extremes. The acceleratio... ...ty, resulting from the direct and virtual refusal of whatsoever moral and social convention, that guarantees in exchange a realizable positive libert... ...lyzes the Being. This type of poetic intervention is the nostalgia of the social status, essence of the Being, of the nonapparent one, but that can ... ...tential, cognitive, axiological, optional, artistic, moral, political and social, etc.) The pride of the foundation of paradoxism lies in its radica... ...ogical normativeness, of the emphasis of the existence, of the scientific realism. This brings an enlargement of the liberty in the identification of... ...igh, new and better quality, above the one reminded by the conventions of realism of any kind; it attracts toward a high universe, that can’t be any... ... thick tissue of a colorful speech, with the virtuosity of his aggressive realism. In the inner structure data of the author the indecency is nothin...

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...timen- talism, a kind of vague emotional meandering in stories that lacked social or spiritual solidity. There was a certain cogency in Trilling’s att... ...the village, the es- pousal of sexual freedom, the deepening of Ameri- can realism. Such tags may once have had their point, but by now they seem date... ... And as for the effort to place Winesburg, Ohio in a tradition of American realism, that now seems dubious. Only rarely is the object of Anderson’s st... ...nally, and then with a very light touch, does Anderson try to fill out the social arrangements of his imaginary town—although the fact that his storie... ...e-scribed as “antirealistic,” fictions notable less for precise locale and social detail than for a highly personal, even strange vision of American l... ...gh not one likely to occur by now, if we were to take Winesburg, Ohio as a social photograph of “the typical small town” (whatever that might be.) And... ...formities (Wing 10 Sherwood Anderson Biddlebaum in “Hands”) or oppressive social ar- rangements (Kate Swift in “The Teacher.”) Mis- understanding, lo...

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...losophy: Ideas of Good and Evil, Right and Wrong Chapter 5 Moral Philosophy: A Brief Introduction 47 Chapter 6 Plato and Aristotle: Idealism and Realism 55 Chapter 7 Epicurus and Epictetus: Pleasure and Apathy 65 Chapter 8 Aquinas and Descartes: Faith and Reason 72 Chapter 9 Hume, Bentham and Mill: Subjectivism and Utilitarianism 82 Chapter 10 Kant and Schopenh...

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... are, as a rule, bald enough, and vulgar enough. We have in our police reports realism pushed to its extreme limits, and yet the result is, it must be... ...mbler are usually the more interesting. This looks like one of those unwelcome social summonses which call upon a man either to be bored or to lie.” H... ...ontents. “Oh, come, it may prove to be something of interest, after all.” “Not social, then?” “No, distinctly professional.” “And from a noble client?... ...he excitement of this affair, the consciousness that she had made so immense a social stride, had the effect of causing some little nervous disturbanc...

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... slept at all. As it was, I dreamed hor- ridly; but not my usual dreams of social miseries and mis- understandings and all sorts of crucifixions of th... ...avid Hume, Robert Burns, Walter Scott. These, their lives, their work, the social me- dia in which they lived and worked, with, if I can so make it, t... ... that gar- den;– and by day it is gone. Continue to testify boldly against realism. Down with Dagon, the fish god! All art swings down towards imita- ... ...ams. I was much struck by your last. I have written a breath- less note on Realism for Henley; a fifth part of the subject, hurriedly touched, which w... ...the real touch. That is the genial error of the present French teach- ing. Realism I regard as a mere question of method. The ‘brown foreground,’ ‘old... ...n, and hence only art in the sense of a game, like cup and ball. All other realism is not art at all – but not at all. It is, then, an insin- cere and... ...reliminary studies. I want you to help me to get people to understand that realism is a method, and only methodic in its consequences; when the realis... ...astly householder, but have not yet en- tered on my domain. When I do, the social revolution will probably cast me back upon my dung heap. There is a ...

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...second man residing in the Celt put that fellow by and at once assumed the social character on his being requested to follow his card into Mr. Adister... ...he had not been out over the country for nothing. Fortunately for his good social principles, the butler at Earlsfont was a wary supervisor of his man... ...before the fig- leaf?—and you might have that for scroll and figure on the social banner of the hypocritical Saxon, who’s a gormandising animal behind... ... views, and as she held it a weakness to have to confess that Irishmen are socially more fascinating than the good En- glish, she was on her guard aga... ...g beneath the table, which some of our good English are guilty of at their social festivities, or of towering aloof a Matterhorn above it, in the styl... ...rtue conceives it: that is, realisti- cally; not with Bull’s notion of the realism of the butcher’s shop and the pendent legs of mutton and blocks of ... ...139 George Meredith painted raw and glaring in their streaks, but with the realism of the active brain and heart conjoined. The reasons for the divisi...

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...stence of God and immortality. And those who do not believe in God talk of socialism or anarchism, of the transformation of all humanity on a new patt... ...it as the last,” said Ivan, laughing, “if you are so cor- rupted by modern realism and can’ t stand anything fantastic. If you like it to be a case of... ...eir mockery, ceased to understand that the true security is to be found in social solidarity rather than in isolated individual effort. But this terri...

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...pproximately, we may say that idealism tends to suppress the object, while realism tends to suppress the content. Idealism, accordingly, says that not... ...e known except thoughts, and all the reality that we know is mental; while realism maintains that we know objects directly, in sensation certainly, an... ...explain what seem to me to be the reasons for and against various kinds of realism. Modern idealism professes to be by no means confined to the presen... ...whether their arguments for it are valid. There are two different kinds of realism, according as we make a thought consist of act and object, or of ob... ...s opposed to desire for facts, is exceedingly potent both individually and socially. According to the form of belief desired, it is called vanity, opt... ...is not known, but a conventional origin is clearly just as mythical as the social contract by which Hobbes and Rousseau supposed civil government to h... ...e attention than we other- wise should do to the private as opposed to the social use of language. Language profoundly affects our thoughts, and it is... ...ons with other bodily movements. The use of words is, of course, primarily social, for the purpose of suggesting to others ideas which we entertain or...

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... gen- erous ardour, the better part of the man too often withheld from the social commerce, and the contact of mind with mind evaded as with terror. A... ...shipped in another church, held dif- ferent morals, and obeyed a different social constitution from his fellow-countrymen either of the south or north... ...leasures bear discussion for their own sake, but only those which are most social or most radically human; and even these can only be discussed among ... ...of this omission. Those who are no chim- ney-cornerers, who rejoice in the social thunderstorm, have a ground in reason for their choice. They get lit... ...d this illustrates pointedly our ignorance of the real life of dogs, their social ambitions and their social hierarchies. At least, in their dealings ... ...e highest abstraction of the ideal; it does not refuse the most pedestrian realism. Robinson Crusoe is as re- alistic as it is romantic; both qualitie...