Selected Philosophical, Social, and Political EssaysForeign Languages Publishing House, 1958 - Всего страниц: 711 |
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... thought to how he could in some manner draw together and reconcile two opposing views . While he was very offhanded in his treatment of his own theories , Plato denied this freedom to others , and was highly indignant at the ...
... thought to how he could in some manner draw together and reconcile two opposing views . While he was very offhanded in his treatment of his own theories , Plato denied this freedom to others , and was highly indignant at the ...
Стр. 66
... thought derived not from weakness of mind , shortness of sight or timidity of thought , but from the predominance of the poetical element , deliberate negligence of the testimony of experience and an overweening desire , common in ...
... thought derived not from weakness of mind , shortness of sight or timidity of thought , but from the predominance of the poetical element , deliberate negligence of the testimony of experience and an overweening desire , common in ...
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... thought must exert itself once it has been aroused . This material is necessary be- cause intellectual work is impossible without impressions . But all the same it is material , not ready - made convictions . Ready - made convictions ...
... thought must exert itself once it has been aroused . This material is necessary be- cause intellectual work is impossible without impressions . But all the same it is material , not ready - made convictions . Ready - made convictions ...
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Translated by R Dixon | 5 |
PLATOS IDEALISM | 45 |
NINETEENTH CENTURY SCHOLASTICISM | 72 |
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