The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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... fact , in other words , that a philosophic problem has escaped solution . The " facts " necessary to solve many of the most fundamental of philosophical problems , many philoso- phers would say , have been with us for a very long time ...
... fact , in other words , that a philosophic problem has escaped solution . The " facts " necessary to solve many of the most fundamental of philosophical problems , many philoso- phers would say , have been with us for a very long time ...
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... fact , which are the second objects of human reason , are not ascertained in the same manner , nor is our evidence of their truth , however great , of a like nature with the foregoing . The contrary of every matter of fact is still ...
... fact , which are the second objects of human reason , are not ascertained in the same manner , nor is our evidence of their truth , however great , of a like nature with the foregoing . The contrary of every matter of fact is still ...
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... fact , is he reconciled to ? The tragic drama has , by means of its intellectual scheme , " solved " for him the mystery of human suffering , and he is delighted . But what is he delighted with ? Is he delighted with the fact that there ...
... fact , is he reconciled to ? The tragic drama has , by means of its intellectual scheme , " solved " for him the mystery of human suffering , and he is delighted . But what is he delighted with ? Is he delighted with the fact that there ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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