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This may have been only a shift of emphasis, or, charitably perhaps, drawing out a previously unnoticed implication: 'If the ethical principle is a cosmic [universal] force (as it certainly is) and queen of the world, the world of liberty, she reigns in her own right, while art, in proportion to the purity with which she re-enacts and expresses the motions of reality, is herself perfect' (PPH 267).
Eventually, the company raised it to ten thousand gallons, and reported that a second chemical, known as PPH, had leaked as well.
In what follows, then, except where otherwise noted, we shall treat Croce is being agnostic as between idealism, physicalism, or dualism (see PPH 227).
But by 1917, in the essay The Totality of Artistic Expression (PPH 261 73), his attitude towards the moral content of art is more nuanced.
In the Encyclopaedia Britannica article, for example, he allows himself to speak for convenience of the 'spiritual' and 'physical', in order to make the point that the physical object is only of practical, and not of aesthetic significance (PPH 227 8).
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Alain Perrin, the coach whose players nicknamed him Monsieur PPH, standing for Passera Pas L'Hiver (meaning, He Won't Survive the Winter) back in August, has even become more popular with his players than his predecessor Gerard Houllier ever was.
Within a month she had sold her satellite interests and started the nonprofit PPH Cure Foundation.
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