idols of the cave वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. In more detail, Bacon said that there are a " great number and variety " of idols of the cave but he choose to select example which give " the most important caution ", and which " have most effect in disturbing the clearness of the understanding ".
2. Besides " idola tribus ", there are also " idola specus ", ( Idols of the Cave, caused by one's personal peculiarities and experiences ) " idola fori " ( Idols of the Market Place, caused by language ) and " idola theatri " ( Idols of the Theatre, caused by philosophers ).
3. Bacon also drew general advice for more methodical future study of nature, aimed at avoiding the idols of the cave : " generally let every student of nature take this as a rule : that whatever his mind seizes and dwells upon with peculiar satisfaction is to be held in suspicion, and that so much the more care is to be taken in dealing with such questions to keep the understanding even and clear ."
4. Besides " idola fori ", there are also " idola tribus " ( Idols of the Tribe, coming from human nature itself ), " idola specus ", ( Idols of the cave, coming from the tendencies of particular individuals or groups of people ) and " idola theatri " ( Idols of the theatre, caused by the influence of philosophers and systems of thought ).
5. Besides " idola theatri ", there are also " idola tribus " ( Idols of the Tribe, stemming from human nature itself ), " idola specus ", ( Idols of the cave, stemming from a person's particular tendencies ), and " idola fori " ( Idols of the Market Place, coming from the influence of our human language and its usages ).
6. If Prokosch, like Faulkner, had limited his creative energies to one milieu, one region, he would certainly be counted today among the pillars of American literature .  Among the most noteworthy of Prokosch s latter-day writings are " The Idols of the Cave " ( 1946 ), a sophisticated story about a circle of aesthetes and socialites in New York City through the war years; " Nine Days to Mukalla " ( 1953 ), a dreamlike journey into the Arabian world; " A Tale for Midnight " ( 1955 ), a Gothicized retelling of the Cenci story; " The Wreck of the Cassandra " ( 1966 ), a realistic and poetic story of nine people castaway on a savage island; " The Missolonghi Manuscript " ( 1968 ), a  mediation on the romantic artist; and " America, My Wilderness " ( 1972 ), an excursion into magical realism.