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... whatever in such matters can be " mentally visualized ” is necessarily untrue ,
and it is often the more untrue the better ... so that in each organism it is rather
that principle than any combination of matter , which may be said to constitute
such ...
... whatever in such matters can be " mentally visualized ” is necessarily untrue ,
and it is often the more untrue the better ... so that in each organism it is rather
that principle than any combination of matter , which may be said to constitute
such ...
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deserving of that name — it is an attempt to inculcate the truth of such hypotheses
, and to “ picture ” and “ visualize , ” in terms of sense perceptions , matters which
reason tells us are altogether beyond the power of senseperception . * Thus it ...
deserving of that name — it is an attempt to inculcate the truth of such hypotheses
, and to “ picture ” and “ visualize , ” in terms of sense perceptions , matters which
reason tells us are altogether beyond the power of senseperception . * Thus it ...
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... and hence , if there is any wonder in the matter , it is that the first - speaking
child should exhibit so much vagueness as it does in the matter of grammatical
distinction . “ But how vastly different must have been the case of primitive man !
... and hence , if there is any wonder in the matter , it is that the first - speaking
child should exhibit so much vagueness as it does in the matter of grammatical
distinction . “ But how vastly different must have been the case of primitive man !
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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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