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Chapter 11 CONCLUSION.
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Released on: 01/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION.
Chapter 2 ON THE NEED OF A PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE.
Chapter 3 BROWNING'S PLACE IN ENGLISH POETRY.
Chapter 4 BROWNING'S OPTIMISM.
Chapter 5 OPTIMISM AND ETHICS THEIR CONTRADICTION.
Chapter 6 BROWNING'S TREATMENT OF THE PRINCIPLE OF LOVE.
Chapter 7 BROWNING'S IDEALISM, AND ITS PHILOSOPHICAL JUSTIFICATION.
Chapter 8 BROWNING'S SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF EVIL.
Chapter 9 A CRITICISM OF BROWNING'S VIEW OF THE FAILURE OF KNOWLEDGE.
Chapter 10 THE HEART AND THE HEAD.-LOVE AND REASON.
Chapter 11 CONCLUSION.
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