The Quarterly Review, Volumes 222-242John Murray, 1924 |
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Pagina 131
... reason . Here again science's quest is the same as that of theology , so long as we leave the word ' reason ' sufficiently vague and undefined . There is no a priori necessity about the world being rational , or continuing to be ...
... reason . Here again science's quest is the same as that of theology , so long as we leave the word ' reason ' sufficiently vague and undefined . There is no a priori necessity about the world being rational , or continuing to be ...
Pagina 137
... Reason actually presupposes sense ; but reason , once having attained to discretion or sophistica- tion , turns round upon the rock whence psychology says it was largely hewn , and rates it for being ' subjective , ' or with language to ...
... Reason actually presupposes sense ; but reason , once having attained to discretion or sophistica- tion , turns round upon the rock whence psychology says it was largely hewn , and rates it for being ' subjective , ' or with language to ...
Pagina 141
he Ti it is ) and all our reason ( whatever that be ) has prompted and guided our intellectual search : that the superficial success of the reason that is everywhere thwarted and baffled in its quest for certain knowledge about the ...
he Ti it is ) and all our reason ( whatever that be ) has prompted and guided our intellectual search : that the superficial success of the reason that is everywhere thwarted and baffled in its quest for certain knowledge about the ...
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The League of Nations | 1 |
Mediæval Music | 5 |
The Study of Earthquakes | 7 |
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