The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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Page 55
... body , it must view reality only through the distortions of our bodily organs . At death , however , the soul is finally released from its prison , the human body , and at long last is able to see things as they are in themselves . This ...
... body , it must view reality only through the distortions of our bodily organs . At death , however , the soul is finally released from its prison , the human body , and at long last is able to see things as they are in themselves . This ...
Page 114
... body , the other organs cannot function , and the body dies . Similarly , if you cut off the head of the State , the State may flop around awhile , but it is due to perish in time or become easy prey to its neighbors . King James ...
... body , the other organs cannot function , and the body dies . Similarly , if you cut off the head of the State , the State may flop around awhile , but it is due to perish in time or become easy prey to its neighbors . King James ...
Page 267
... body of synthetic a priori knowledge based on space . But what body of knowledge is based on the phenomenon of space ? The answer , of course , is geometry , which is the study of space . What is interesting and relevant here about ...
... body of synthetic a priori knowledge based on space . But what body of knowledge is based on the phenomenon of space ? The answer , of course , is geometry , which is the study of space . What is interesting and relevant here about ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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