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... given ; therefore he feels free to adapt it in any way that will fit it to support the phenomena he has observed ... given . Whence did it come ? It was certainly not given , through the senses , II LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
... given ; therefore he feels free to adapt it in any way that will fit it to support the phenomena he has observed ... given . Whence did it come ? It was certainly not given , through the senses , II LITERATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
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... given by some part of the philosopher's mind . Now when an image ( as distinct from an object of sensation ) presents itself to our consciousness as given , as independent of our will , authoritative and objectively valid , that may ...
... given by some part of the philosopher's mind . Now when an image ( as distinct from an object of sensation ) presents itself to our consciousness as given , as independent of our will , authoritative and objectively valid , that may ...
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... given possibilities of actual life ; and here there is a yet stronger resemblance to the Roman Church , which has found the secret of keeping a hold on human nature and has long outlived the Empire . In the institution of the Nocturnal ...
... given possibilities of actual life ; and here there is a yet stronger resemblance to the Roman Church , which has found the secret of keeping a hold on human nature and has long outlived the Empire . In the institution of the Nocturnal ...
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The Harmony of the Spheres 1930 | 14 |
The Unwritten Philosophy 1935 | 28 |
Platos Commonwealth 1935 | 47 |
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