The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 29
... mind is none the less entirely untruthful . The mind itself has nothing to do with the making or creating ' of any truth concerning persons or things , though it has been well said that the mind ' becomes what it knows at the moment of ...
... mind is none the less entirely untruthful . The mind itself has nothing to do with the making or creating ' of any truth concerning persons or things , though it has been well said that the mind ' becomes what it knows at the moment of ...
Pagina 30
... mind . Apart from prejudice , the greatest enemy of truth is rumour . It is a commonplace that rumours may spring from a slight word , a mere question or passing observation ; that they grow and live upon themselves ; and that they ...
... mind . Apart from prejudice , the greatest enemy of truth is rumour . It is a commonplace that rumours may spring from a slight word , a mere question or passing observation ; that they grow and live upon themselves ; and that they ...
Pagina 44
... mind with Argument . For we are bound to Definition , are wound round With words and with the meaning of words . For ... mind and soul— Docket even The property of heaven . For us Nothing exists that is not palpable . But in the ...
... mind with Argument . For we are bound to Definition , are wound round With words and with the meaning of words . For ... mind and soul— Docket even The property of heaven . For us Nothing exists that is not palpable . But in the ...
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