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An impersonal force might be l", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH07.P023#char=1194,1251" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-07-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P023", "task": [ { "approach": "Biblical references", "question": "How does the meeting of righteousness and peace illuminate Chesterton's composite ideal?" }, { "approach": "Biblical references", "question": "What does Chesterton combine and change when he joins the heavenly city to Joseph's many-coloured coat?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_5tfndclh" }, { "id": "a_pubqpd6n", "oid": 165432, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165433, "created_at": "2026-11-07T18:08:03Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T18:08:03Z", "title": "God's boundary for the sea becomes a boundary for the nose", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH07.P022", "oid": 178, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH07.P022", "exact": "Thus far, and no farther; and here shall thy proud point be stayed", "start": 573, "end": 639, "prefix": "f us want to say to our noses, \"", "suffix": "\": we require a nose of such len", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH07.P022#char=573,639" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-07-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P022", "task": [ { "approach": "Biblical references", "question": "What biblical speech is transformed into the command to the nose, and what does its original context contribute?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_pubqpd6n" }, { "id": "a_lgzxkpdf", "oid": 165430, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165431, "created_at": "2026-11-07T18:08:03Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T18:08:03Z", "title": "Wordsworth's nature as moral teacher", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH07.P021", "oid": 177, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH07.P021", "exact": "Nature was a solemn mother to Wordsworth or to Emerson.", "start": 812, "end": 867, "prefix": "worshippers of Isis and Cybele. 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", "suffix": ": a little, dancing sister, to b", "url": "/orthodoxy/pg16769-r1/CH07.P021#char=936,997" } ], "metadata": { "run": "chapter-07-restart-2026-11-07", "paragraph_investigator": "P021", "task": [ { "approach": "Theological contextualization", "question": "How closely does the sister-versus-mother distinction match Francis's own Canticle?" }, { "approach": "Interlocutors and historical debates", "question": "What primary evidence explains the claim that Wordsworth treats nature as an authority?" } ], "model": "gpt-6.1-sol" }, "url": "/a/a_ltepfwej" }, { "id": "a_zmocdqcl", "oid": 165426, "revision": 1, "revision_oid": 165427, "created_at": "2026-11-07T18:08:03Z", "updated_at": "2026-11-07T18:08:03Z", "title": "Darwin's moral psychology exceeds the two extremes", "work": "orthodoxy", "edition": "pg16769-r1", "anchors": [ { "unit": "CH07.P020", "oid": 176, "role": null, "edition": "pg16769-r1", "paragraph": "CH07.P020", "exact": "On the evolutionary basis you may be inhumane, or you may be absurdly humane; but you cannot be human.", "start": 270, "end": 372, "prefix": " for a healthy love of animals. 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