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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... truth , that is , propositions human beings are not free to reject - they are compelling . They are of two kinds , as we have known since Leibniz : truths of reasoning and truths of fact . The main distinction between them lies in the ...
... truth , that is , propositions human beings are not free to reject - they are compelling . They are of two kinds , as we have known since Leibniz : truths of reasoning and truths of fact . The main distinction between them lies in the ...
Stranica 61
... truth ; it is a highly meaningful proposition . In other words , there are no truths beyond and above factual truths : all scientific truths are factual truths , those engendered by sheer brain power and expressed in a specially ...
... truth ; it is a highly meaningful proposition . In other words , there are no truths beyond and above factual truths : all scientific truths are factual truths , those engendered by sheer brain power and expressed in a specially ...
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... truth which " forced men by the force of necessity " ( hyp ' autēs tēs aletheias anagkazomenoi ) 115 be- cause it ... truth . Kant , however , was aware that for this truth “ no general criterion can be demanded . [ It ] would . . . be ...
... truth which " forced men by the force of necessity " ( hyp ' autēs tēs aletheias anagkazomenoi ) 115 be- cause it ... truth . Kant , however , was aware that for this truth “ no general criterion can be demanded . [ It ] would . . . be ...
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