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The greater the work and the more profound the dimly apprehended truth , the longer may the effect be in coming , but , on the other hand , the more universal will that effect tend to become . So the universality here lies in the effect ...
The greater the work and the more profound the dimly apprehended truth , the longer may the effect be in coming , but , on the other hand , the more universal will that effect tend to become . So the universality here lies in the effect ...
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Consequently , the effect must appear to us as an average effect , as expressing an average of mankind . And , like all averages , this one is obtained by bringing together scattered data , by comparing analogous cases and extracting ...
Consequently , the effect must appear to us as an average effect , as expressing an average of mankind . And , like all averages , this one is obtained by bringing together scattered data , by comparing analogous cases and extracting ...
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When he says the water “ contains ” the salt and the gases , he means that certain processes , for instance evaporation , have the effect of transforming the given substance into such salt and such gases , while nobody could get salt ...
When he says the water “ contains ” the salt and the gases , he means that certain processes , for instance evaporation , have the effect of transforming the given substance into such salt and such gases , while nobody could get salt ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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