The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 137-138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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Pagina 79
... nature must be planless . It does not occur to him that others may be justified in declaring that planning and design are visible throughout nature . He is like a colour - blind man who denies the existence of colour . Even Einstein ...
... nature must be planless . It does not occur to him that others may be justified in declaring that planning and design are visible throughout nature . He is like a colour - blind man who denies the existence of colour . Even Einstein ...
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... nature herself you want to know , it is her admirable and steady path you want to comprehend . ' ' You must learn to distinguish nature from art and never forget that all these inexhaustible divisions are man - made . ' The 21 floreal ...
... nature herself you want to know , it is her admirable and steady path you want to comprehend . ' ' You must learn to distinguish nature from art and never forget that all these inexhaustible divisions are man - made . ' The 21 floreal ...
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... nature tried , ' ' nature proceeded to , ' and this might seem to contrast with other passages where he rightly emphasises that nature is bound by unalterable laws , acts by sheer necessity and has no intelligence . But the contrast is ...
... nature tried , ' ' nature proceeded to , ' and this might seem to contrast with other passages where he rightly emphasises that nature is bound by unalterable laws , acts by sheer necessity and has no intelligence . But the contrast is ...
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