The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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... kind of cosmic injustice for which a penalty ( death ) is exacted , the penalty being assessed by Time . Such dark phrases as " ordained , " " reparation , " and " ordering " make us wish more of his writings had survived . But they did ...
... kind of cosmic injustice for which a penalty ( death ) is exacted , the penalty being assessed by Time . Such dark phrases as " ordained , " " reparation , " and " ordering " make us wish more of his writings had survived . But they did ...
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... kind , since we have no idea but what is derived from some impression , and we have no impression of any substance either material or spiritual . We know noth- ing but particular qualities and perceptions . * Since we know nothing of an ...
... kind , since we have no idea but what is derived from some impression , and we have no impression of any substance either material or spiritual . We know noth- ing but particular qualities and perceptions . * Since we know nothing of an ...
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... kind of solidarity among humans devel- ops . A bond of mutual trust , love , and openness is created which entirely con- quers the tragic . In the drama , this has been depicted only once : in Lessing's Nathan the Wise . And Nathan the ...
... kind of solidarity among humans devel- ops . A bond of mutual trust , love , and openness is created which entirely con- quers the tragic . In the drama , this has been depicted only once : in Lessing's Nathan the Wise . And Nathan the ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
part II | 65 |
Copyright | |
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