Fashionable Philosophies and Other Sketches, "Chapter 1: Fashionable Philosophies"
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Title
Fashionable Philosophies and Other Sketches, "Chapter 1: Fashionable Philosophies"
Description
The first thing that I intend to do is to discuss briefly the importance of Laurence Oliphant in relation to Victorian Literature. He is the cousin of Margaret Oliphant, the writer of "The Library Window".
In this first piece section which I selected for this item the characters discuss religion in a way that perhaps is not the natural discourse surrounding it. With the occasional sprinkle of questioning Christianity in this story the characters are going out of their way to describe what would seem obvious or natural in a very scientific way, going so far as to break down what could be considered a proper religion fitting for the time.
In this first piece section which I selected for this item the characters discuss religion in a way that perhaps is not the natural discourse surrounding it. With the occasional sprinkle of questioning Christianity in this story the characters are going out of their way to describe what would seem obvious or natural in a very scientific way, going so far as to break down what could be considered a proper religion fitting for the time.
Creator
Oliphant, Laurence
Source
archive.org
Publisher
William Blackwood And Sons
Date
1887
Contributor
Google
Rights
archive.org
Format
Folio, 36 pages
Type
Novel
Files
Citation
Oliphant, Laurence, “Fashionable Philosophies and Other Sketches, "Chapter 1: Fashionable Philosophies",” Manhattan College Omeka , accessed September 20, 2024, https://omeka-pilot.manhattan.edu/items/show/383.