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Thinking about things in order to know them involves just such abstracting ; and it appears to be our good fortune to live in a time when men have pene- trated far enough into the nature of logic to allow analysis to be clearly ...
Thinking about things in order to know them involves just such abstracting ; and it appears to be our good fortune to live in a time when men have pene- trated far enough into the nature of logic to allow analysis to be clearly ...
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The most systematic effort must be made to train the young man from the first for the true aspect of the world which takes the things as they really are in their highest import and not as they appear in the system of causes and effects ...
The most systematic effort must be made to train the young man from the first for the true aspect of the world which takes the things as they really are in their highest import and not as they appear in the system of causes and effects ...
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This discussion , necessarily sketchy and incomplete , may have helped to illustrate the sense in which , I suggested , Distance appears as a fundamental principle to which such antitheses as idealism and realism are reducible .
This discussion , necessarily sketchy and incomplete , may have helped to illustrate the sense in which , I suggested , Distance appears as a fundamental principle to which such antitheses as idealism and realism are reducible .
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Intuition | 89 |
Desire and the Unconscious | 127 |
Emotion and Pleasure | 180 |
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