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Pagina 299
But their work is not that of science ; as they do not give us what science gives ,
so science cannot give us what they give . If a conflict which should never have
arisen extends much further , a moral chaos such as man has never experienced
...
But their work is not that of science ; as they do not give us what science gives ,
so science cannot give us what they give . If a conflict which should never have
arisen extends much further , a moral chaos such as man has never experienced
...
Pagina 394
water , how it can be used , what is its economic value , how it will carry my boat ,
what has caused its movements ; but let us ask only once , what is it really that I
see ; the water itself must give us the answer . Let it express itself , give to it , too ...
water , how it can be used , what is its economic value , how it will carry my boat ,
what has caused its movements ; but let us ask only once , what is it really that I
see ; the water itself must give us the answer . Let it express itself , give to it , too ...
Pagina 492
I admit having pronounced opinions about the beauty or ugliness of various
things , and what is more , in many cases I am able to give reasons for my
opinions . But of what nature are those reason ? They are , ultimately , of the
same nature as ...
I admit having pronounced opinions about the beauty or ugliness of various
things , and what is more , in many cases I am able to give reasons for my
opinions . But of what nature are those reason ? They are , ultimately , of the
same nature as ...
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