Readings in SpeechHaig A. Bosmajian |
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... possible to the decision of those who judge ; first , because it is easier to find one individual , or some few , with wisdom enough , and a capacity for legislative and judicial functions , than to find a large number with the like ...
... possible to the decision of those who judge ; first , because it is easier to find one individual , or some few , with wisdom enough , and a capacity for legislative and judicial functions , than to find a large number with the like ...
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... possible the analysis and comparison of experiences . But the abstraction and generalization through the use of symbols which has given man his control over the natural world also makes possible the greatest distortions of reality ...
... possible the analysis and comparison of experiences . But the abstraction and generalization through the use of symbols which has given man his control over the natural world also makes possible the greatest distortions of reality ...
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... possible to standardize word usage . One is usually safe in assuming that the workers in specialized areas will conform to some established , stipu- lated word usages . In the military establishment and in legal affairs , for example ...
... possible to standardize word usage . One is usually safe in assuming that the workers in specialized areas will conform to some established , stipu- lated word usages . In the military establishment and in legal affairs , for example ...
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ARISTOTLE | 3 |
WILLIAM NORWOOD BRIGANCE | 14 |
DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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