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... means of a method of deduction , that is , by advancing from the gen- eral to the particular . The irony is that the empirical , scientific method of induction , moving from the particular to the general , owes so much to Descartes ...
... means of a method of deduction , that is , by advancing from the gen- eral to the particular . The irony is that the empirical , scientific method of induction , moving from the particular to the general , owes so much to Descartes ...
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... means to escape this mortal coil ? We are aware of the fact that our brain is proportionately larger than other animals ' and of the effects which that increased capacity and complexity produce . But why our primary and secondary sexual ...
... means to escape this mortal coil ? We are aware of the fact that our brain is proportionately larger than other animals ' and of the effects which that increased capacity and complexity produce . But why our primary and secondary sexual ...
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... mean that they may not exist ; it does mean that their existence cannot be proven . Indeed , precisely because of this fact , moral orders ... means to this end . Have our choices always been accurate ? By 110 The Biology of Injustice.
... mean that they may not exist ; it does mean that their existence cannot be proven . Indeed , precisely because of this fact , moral orders ... means to this end . Have our choices always been accurate ? By 110 The Biology of Injustice.
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The Query and the Quest | 5 |
The Philosophers Stone | 15 |
In Search of the Beast | 31 |
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