A Primer of PhilosophyMurray, 1916 - 118 páginas |
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... perceive things more rapidly . And just as the various artisans usually are , or at least ought to be , acquainted with the details of their work , and with the latest discoveries and inventions relating to them , the professional ...
... perceive things more rapidly . And just as the various artisans usually are , or at least ought to be , acquainted with the details of their work , and with the latest discoveries and inventions relating to them , the professional ...
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... perceive them , without inquiring what matter is or even . why it is . All they wish to know is the how . Their sphere of knowledge is limited by the boundary - lines of the finite , by facts based on experience . The human spirit ...
... perceive them , without inquiring what matter is or even . why it is . All they wish to know is the how . Their sphere of knowledge is limited by the boundary - lines of the finite , by facts based on experience . The human spirit ...
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... perceiving , knowing , and reflecting upon that very world . Things revealed to us by our senses attract our attention ... perceive , all the natural phenomena that so often change and assume so many new changes ? What is the substance ...
... perceiving , knowing , and reflecting upon that very world . Things revealed to us by our senses attract our attention ... perceive , all the natural phenomena that so often change and assume so many new changes ? What is the substance ...
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... perceive the movements , lines , sounds , or colours , but only in their singularity ; thought and consciousness ... perceives no love , feels no passion in it . This is the reason why one man grasps or understands the beauty of a thing ...
... perceive the movements , lines , sounds , or colours , but only in their singularity ; thought and consciousness ... perceives no love , feels no passion in it . This is the reason why one man grasps or understands the beauty of a thing ...
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... αἰσθητικός aisthetikos ( from αἰσθάνεσθαι π to perceive ) , or that which is perceived by the senses . called this science Esthetics , as signifying sensation and = He perception , and applied it to the Beautiful , the AESTHETICS 31.
... αἰσθητικός aisthetikos ( from αἰσθάνεσθαι π to perceive ) , or that which is perceived by the senses . called this science Esthetics , as signifying sensation and = He perception , and applied it to the Beautiful , the AESTHETICS 31.
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