The British Quarterly Review, Том 28Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... philosophy is , in our estimation , cold , hard , disheartening , and all but hopeless . Of Mr. Buckle himself we know nothing ; there is , however , much in the tone in which this book is written to justify some severity of treatment ...
... philosophy is , in our estimation , cold , hard , disheartening , and all but hopeless . Of Mr. Buckle himself we know nothing ; there is , however , much in the tone in which this book is written to justify some severity of treatment ...
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... philosophy . " But if Mr. Buckle's speculations concerning the influence of climate and soil are found to consist in very wide conclusions drawn from very narrow premises , this is still more the case with his reasoning concerning the ...
... philosophy . " But if Mr. Buckle's speculations concerning the influence of climate and soil are found to consist in very wide conclusions drawn from very narrow premises , this is still more the case with his reasoning concerning the ...
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... philosopher . Assuredly we have here another huge conclusion founded on premises by no means adequate to sustain it . How the gods of Greece came to be so much more human than the gods of the orientalists , though as Herodotus tells us ...
... philosopher . Assuredly we have here another huge conclusion founded on premises by no means adequate to sustain it . How the gods of Greece came to be so much more human than the gods of the orientalists , though as Herodotus tells us ...
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... philosopher with a theory is often one of the most grateful of mortals for the smallest contri- bution that may be made in support of it . But it is not only true that Mr. Buckle ascribes to the Aspects of Nature ' in tropical countries ...
... philosopher with a theory is often one of the most grateful of mortals for the smallest contri- bution that may be made in support of it . But it is not only true that Mr. Buckle ascribes to the Aspects of Nature ' in tropical countries ...
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... philosophers who regard the doc- trine of the freedom of the will as a doctrine which - like the existence of an external world - can never be either proved or disproved . It must , however , be assumed as a postulate , if we are to ...
... philosophers who regard the doc- trine of the freedom of the will as a doctrine which - like the existence of an external world - can never be either proved or disproved . It must , however , be assumed as a postulate , if we are to ...
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