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... doctrine which “ rests upon ground that will never be shaken . ” * The question
to which Mr . Romanes applies himself - the question as to the existence of any
essential distinction between the lowest human intellect and the highest
psychical ...
... doctrine which “ rests upon ground that will never be shaken . ” * The question
to which Mr . Romanes applies himself - the question as to the existence of any
essential distinction between the lowest human intellect and the highest
psychical ...
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... begins at a zero level of mental life and may culminate in genius , there is
nowhere and never observable a sudden leap of progress , such as the passage
from one order of psychical being to another might reasonably be expected to
show .
... begins at a zero level of mental life and may culminate in genius , there is
nowhere and never observable a sudden leap of progress , such as the passage
from one order of psychical being to another might reasonably be expected to
show .
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... fairly held to make out a very strong prima facie case in favour of the view that
there has been a positive interruption of the developmental process in the course
of psychological history , and that the mind of man can never have been evolved
...
... fairly held to make out a very strong prima facie case in favour of the view that
there has been a positive interruption of the developmental process in the course
of psychological history , and that the mind of man can never have been evolved
...
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We know quite certainly that men and animals feel , but we are enabled to attain ,
by conversation , to a knowledge about the feelings of our fellow - men which we
can never attain to concerning those of animals or even of infants . It is common ...
We know quite certainly that men and animals feel , but we are enabled to attain ,
by conversation , to a knowledge about the feelings of our fellow - men which we
can never attain to concerning those of animals or even of infants . It is common ...
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This statement could never have been written but for the flagrant ambiguity of the
term “ to learn ” made use of in it . That such a sentence should ever have been
written by De la Malle is wonderful , but that it should be quoted nowadays by Mr
...
This statement could never have been written but for the flagrant ambiguity of the
term “ to learn ” made use of in it . That such a sentence should ever have been
written by De la Malle is wonderful , but that it should be quoted nowadays by Mr
...
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The Origin of Human Reason: Being an Examination of Recent Hypotheses ... St. George Jackson Mivart Перегляд фрагмента - 1889 |
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| Назва | The Origin of Human Reason: Being an Examination of Recent Hypotheses Concerning it |
| Автор | St. George Jackson Mivart |
| Видавець | K. Paul, Trench, 1889 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 13 чер. 2006 |
| Обсяг | 327 стор. |
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