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Page 42
... later chapter [ IV.vii ] where that theory is explicitly attacked [ I.ii.9 , 20 , 27 ; iv.21 ] . Conversely , there are passages in this later chapter , ' On maxims ' , which refer back to Book I [ See particularly ( 2 ) 113 ] . We ...
... later chapter [ IV.vii ] where that theory is explicitly attacked [ I.ii.9 , 20 , 27 ; iv.21 ] . Conversely , there are passages in this later chapter , ' On maxims ' , which refer back to Book I [ See particularly ( 2 ) 113 ] . We ...
Page 66
... later Elements of Geometry of Euclid . The second is from Latin trans- lations of Aristotle and is descriptive of the characteristics of a satisfactory starting point . , The starting points of scientific knowledge are of two sorts ...
... later Elements of Geometry of Euclid . The second is from Latin trans- lations of Aristotle and is descriptive of the characteristics of a satisfactory starting point . , The starting points of scientific knowledge are of two sorts ...
Page 84
... later philoso- phers . They too have distinguished cases where we can proceed by ' the contemplation of our own abstract ideas ' , from cases where there are no connexions visible between our ideas , where we have to fall back onto ...
... later philoso- phers . They too have distinguished cases where we can proceed by ' the contemplation of our own abstract ideas ' , from cases where there are no connexions visible between our ideas , where we have to fall back onto ...
Contents
Chapter 2 | 53 |
Chapter 4 | 149 |
Bibliography of Books and Articles referred to more than once | 190 |
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