The Life of the Mind: ThinkingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 - Broj stranica: 258 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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... fact , is an obvious generalization of the way natural things grow and " appear ” into the light of day out of a ground of darkness , except that it was now assumed that this ground possessed a higher rank of reality than what merely ...
... fact , is an obvious generalization of the way natural things grow and " appear ” into the light of day out of a ground of darkness , except that it was now assumed that this ground possessed a higher rank of reality than what merely ...
Stranica 59
... fact . The main distinction between them lies in the degree of their force of compulsion : the truths of " Reasoning are neces- sary and their opposite is impossible " while " those of Fact are contingent and their opposite is possible ...
... fact . The main distinction between them lies in the degree of their force of compulsion : the truths of " Reasoning are neces- sary and their opposite is impossible " while " those of Fact are contingent and their opposite is possible ...
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... fact she often remarked on when the same notion would occur to each of us independently , while an ocean - the Atlantic - lay between us . Or she read some text I had written and found there a thought she had been silently pondering ...
... fact she often remarked on when the same notion would occur to each of us independently , while an ocean - the Atlantic - lay between us . Or she read some text I had written and found there a thought she had been silently pondering ...
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