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This generalized description and awareness of the object is sufficient for practical
purposes . If the individuality of the thing eludes him , he nevertheless has
distinguished the features that make the object an instrument for his use . Since
man's ...
This generalized description and awareness of the object is sufficient for practical
purposes . If the individuality of the thing eludes him , he nevertheless has
distinguished the features that make the object an instrument for his use . Since
man's ...
Pagina 97
... which is a heap of images put together in play or intentionally or for some other
practical purpose , the connection of which , being practical , shows itself to be
not organic , but mechanic , when considered from the esthetic point of view .
... which is a heap of images put together in play or intentionally or for some other
practical purpose , the connection of which , being practical , shows itself to be
not organic , but mechanic , when considered from the esthetic point of view .
Pagina 441
The purpose for which we looked out in scientific knowledge was practical
mastery of the world for the outer achievements ; we had to know what causes
were connected with what effects . No other kind of truth can help us for this end ;
what ...
The purpose for which we looked out in scientific knowledge was practical
mastery of the world for the outer achievements ; we had to know what causes
were connected with what effects . No other kind of truth can help us for this end ;
what ...
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