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Page 290
... natural a puppet can be , the more effective it is . Indeed , the opposite is often the case . A puppet that merely imitates nature inevitably fails to equal nature ; the puppet only justifies itself when it adds something to nature ...
... natural a puppet can be , the more effective it is . Indeed , the opposite is often the case . A puppet that merely imitates nature inevitably fails to equal nature ; the puppet only justifies itself when it adds something to nature ...
Page 540
... natures of things ) have any reality at all ( except as names ) , and conceptualism , which grants such universals reality only as concepts within the mind , Realism allows to the specific or generic nature of the thing a distinct ...
... natures of things ) have any reality at all ( except as names ) , and conceptualism , which grants such universals reality only as concepts within the mind , Realism allows to the specific or generic nature of the thing a distinct ...
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... Nature . One asks a question and gets an answer ; then one asks the next question , and gets the next answer . An experiment is a device to make Nature speak intelligibly . After that one has only to listen . Relaxation phenomena afford ...
... Nature . One asks a question and gets an answer ; then one asks the next question , and gets the next answer . An experiment is a device to make Nature speak intelligibly . After that one has only to listen . Relaxation phenomena afford ...
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