The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 102
... Professor Huxley's bibliography . In the course of his book , Professor Huxley refers to Bergson only to dismiss him as a ' writer of great vision but with little biological understanding , a good poet but a bad scientist ' ( p . 458 ) ...
... Professor Huxley's bibliography . In the course of his book , Professor Huxley refers to Bergson only to dismiss him as a ' writer of great vision but with little biological understanding , a good poet but a bad scientist ' ( p . 458 ) ...
Pagina 104
... Professor Huxley qualifies this direction ' as belonging to the past . ' But it can serve us as a guide in forming our purpose for the future . ' The future of progressive evolution , ' he adds , ' is the future of man . ' 18 The ...
... Professor Huxley qualifies this direction ' as belonging to the past . ' But it can serve us as a guide in forming our purpose for the future . ' The future of progressive evolution , ' he adds , ' is the future of man . ' 18 The ...
Pagina 167
... Professor Wood Jones in the above - quoted terms twenty - five years ago , and further con- tested in his later publications , 1 should have recently been put forward as unquestionable truth in a series of twelve broadcast talks ...
... Professor Wood Jones in the above - quoted terms twenty - five years ago , and further con- tested in his later publications , 1 should have recently been put forward as unquestionable truth in a series of twelve broadcast talks ...
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