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Such signs are necessary to serve as a material basis for every intellectual act —
every conception , however abstract it may be . f We shall , later on , give various
examples of distinct intellectual abstractions and true general conceptions ...
Such signs are necessary to serve as a material basis for every intellectual act —
every conception , however abstract it may be . f We shall , later on , give various
examples of distinct intellectual abstractions and true general conceptions ...
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It is but natural , then , in him to tell us that " the most highly abstract terms are
derived from terms less abstract , until , by two or three such steps at the most ,
we are in all cases led directly back to their origin in a lower concept ' > i . e . in
the ...
It is but natural , then , in him to tell us that " the most highly abstract terms are
derived from terms less abstract , until , by two or three such steps at the most ,
we are in all cases led directly back to their origin in a lower concept ' > i . e . in
the ...
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Why ? Son this my formerly dead , now alive : formerly lost , now found : rejoice . ”
Colonel Mallery ' s testimony is also priceless as showing that these unfortunates
have and can give plain expression to the most abstract of all concepts — that ...
Why ? Son this my formerly dead , now alive : formerly lost , now found : rejoice . ”
Colonel Mallery ' s testimony is also priceless as showing that these unfortunates
have and can give plain expression to the most abstract of all concepts — that ...
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The Origin of Human Reason: Being an Examination of Recent Hypotheses ... St. George Jackson Mivart Перегляд фрагмента - 1977 |
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