Intrinsically?
Whether a book is intrinsically valuable or not depends on its content rather than on its style.
Is it possible to change the underlined part to “essentially valuable”?
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Is it possible to change the underlined part to “essentially valuable”? I suppose so. But consider this.
- Is it possible to change the underlined part to “essentially valuable”?
- I suppose so.
- But consider this.
- If you tell me that a book is intrinsically valuable, my first thought is that it is perhaps written in golden ink on silver paper.
- Clive
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Is it possible to change the underlined part to “essentially valuable”? I suppose so.
But consider this.
If you tell me that a book is intrinsically valuable, my first thought is that it is perhaps written in golden ink on silver paper.
Clive
0teacherJapanWhether a book is intrinsically valuable or not depends on its content rather than on its style.
May I ask where this sentence comes from? I agree with what Clive says about the golden ink, but it seems to me that this sentence is almost a way of defining what it means for a book to be "intrinsically valuable". In that case, replacing "in
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