The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 128Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1940 |
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Pagina 69
... fact nothing because there is everything . On the one hand , the world evaporates into mere ' imagination ' ; on the other , imagination , as in a dream , becomes the real world , for everything which can be imagined must be literally ...
... fact nothing because there is everything . On the one hand , the world evaporates into mere ' imagination ' ; on the other , imagination , as in a dream , becomes the real world , for everything which can be imagined must be literally ...
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... fact . And it is even more foolish to allow a misrepresentation of the par- ticular fact to become established simply because the mis- representation gratifies our wishes . It is an inescapable fact , whether we like it or not , that ...
... fact . And it is even more foolish to allow a misrepresentation of the par- ticular fact to become established simply because the mis- representation gratifies our wishes . It is an inescapable fact , whether we like it or not , that ...
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... fact with another fact anterior to it ; scientific explanation brings the fact under a law.'5 From this point of view , we hold that metaphysics is science , not history . On one important point , Professor Collingwood is with Aristotle ...
... fact with another fact anterior to it ; scientific explanation brings the fact under a law.'5 From this point of view , we hold that metaphysics is science , not history . On one important point , Professor Collingwood is with Aristotle ...
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