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Page 915
... fact , for all of his friends in Lampsacus - which displayed the spirit in which he had remained true to his ... fact that the poet - philosopher Lucretius based his work on Epicurus ( Lucretius in fact held Epicurus in reveren- tial awe ) ...
... fact , for all of his friends in Lampsacus - which displayed the spirit in which he had remained true to his ... fact that the poet - philosopher Lucretius based his work on Epicurus ( Lucretius in fact held Epicurus in reveren- tial awe ) ...
Page 926
... fact , insofar as philosophy was con- cerned with the genesis of knowledge , there was no dis- tinction between them . The part concerned with the vali- dation of knowledge was linked with logic ; but logic was not as sharply separated ...
... fact , insofar as philosophy was con- cerned with the genesis of knowledge , there was no dis- tinction between them . The part concerned with the vali- dation of knowledge was linked with logic ; but logic was not as sharply separated ...
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... facts with the least possible expenditure of thought . " The facts are known in experi- ence ; science is not fact - finding but fact relating ; it does not claim to present the absolute truth about the world . Its so - called laws are ...
... facts with the least possible expenditure of thought . " The facts are known in experi- ence ; science is not fact - finding but fact relating ; it does not claim to present the absolute truth about the world . Its so - called laws are ...
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