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frank and simple utterance of the primordiaì philos . ophy . These systems constitute what we call the philosophical ... philo- sophical conflict , of which some monuments have ai- ready passed into the domain of European science . INDIA ...
frank and simple utterance of the primordiaì philos . ophy . These systems constitute what we call the philosophical ... philo- sophical conflict , of which some monuments have ai- ready passed into the domain of European science . INDIA ...
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... philo . sophical theories to which it was applied . 7. It should be remarked , that , as philosophers , some of them drew ... philos- ophy . The fathers made magnificent attempts in this direction ; but all great things have need of Time ...
... philo . sophical theories to which it was applied . 7. It should be remarked , that , as philosophers , some of them drew ... philos- ophy . The fathers made magnificent attempts in this direction ; but all great things have need of Time ...
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... philos- ophy could not but present considerable defects . 9. All these causes naturally conspired to produce the decline of the scholastic philosophy . At first the barrenness of the dialectic method , as a method of discovery , was to ...
... philos- ophy could not but present considerable defects . 9. All these causes naturally conspired to produce the decline of the scholastic philosophy . At first the barrenness of the dialectic method , as a method of discovery , was to ...
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