Civilization & Progress: By John Beattie Crozier |
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... Knowledge discarded - Resumé of Reasons - The New Organon , what is it ? -How it works - Illustrations from Shakespeare , Bacon , Goethe , Emerson , and Carlyle - How these differ from Meta- physicians and Novelists , and from ...
... Knowledge discarded - Resumé of Reasons - The New Organon , what is it ? -How it works - Illustrations from Shakespeare , Bacon , Goethe , Emerson , and Carlyle - How these differ from Meta- physicians and Novelists , and from ...
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... Knowledge and Belief - Six Truths which must be believed , but cannot be known by Science - These Truths the Foundation- stones of all our Intelligence - Effect of the Discovery of the Law of Wills and Causes on my own mind - Belief in ...
... Knowledge and Belief - Six Truths which must be believed , but cannot be known by Science - These Truths the Foundation- stones of all our Intelligence - Effect of the Discovery of the Law of Wills and Causes on my own mind - Belief in ...
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... knowledge , physical and mental ; and , while attempting to show precisely the part they play in human thought and culture , I at the same time point out that none of them can furnish us with the organon we require for the problem of ...
... knowledge , physical and mental ; and , while attempting to show precisely the part they play in human thought and culture , I at the same time point out that none of them can furnish us with the organon we require for the problem of ...
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... knowledge swims , advises the historian to refrain from such attempts , as more worthy of an artisan than a true artist ; and , instead of fancying that he has exhausted the infinite meanings of any transaction , to restrict himself ...
... knowledge swims , advises the historian to refrain from such attempts , as more worthy of an artisan than a true artist ; and , instead of fancying that he has exhausted the infinite meanings of any transaction , to restrict himself ...
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... knowledge , by whose light alone , whether cons- ciously or unconsciously employed , can the Present or the Future be interpreted or guessed at . ' Now , as this is pre- cisely the point which I wish here to raise , and if possible to ...
... knowledge , by whose light alone , whether cons- ciously or unconsciously employed , can the Present or the Future be interpreted or guessed at . ' Now , as this is pre- cisely the point which I wish here to raise , and if possible to ...
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