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Pagina 13
As he deals with the principles of knowledge and of reality , the fact that he can
say but little about them ( since they are principles ) does not authorize him to
overlook them or to mistake them for other notions . This is why it has seemed
useful ...
As he deals with the principles of knowledge and of reality , the fact that he can
say but little about them ( since they are principles ) does not authorize him to
overlook them or to mistake them for other notions . This is why it has seemed
useful ...
Pagina 14
In the words of Saint Anselm , to think of God is enough to make him exist in the
mind , which is the realm of knowledge . The question is , is it enough to cause
God to exist in the mind in order to cause Him to exist in reality ? Leaving that ...
In the words of Saint Anselm , to think of God is enough to make him exist in the
mind , which is the realm of knowledge . The question is , is it enough to cause
God to exist in the mind in order to cause Him to exist in reality ? Leaving that ...
Pagina 73
Hence , the entire order of the fine arts is included in the order of knowledge
insofar as it has imitation for its object . This was an illusion all the more
unavoidable since Aristotle was a philosopher . At all times , philosophers have
been , and ...
Hence , the entire order of the fine arts is included in the order of knowledge
insofar as it has imitation for its object . This was an illusion all the more
unavoidable since Aristotle was a philosopher . At all times , philosophers have
been , and ...
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