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... concerned with its form , not in anywise with its matter . The science , therefore , which contains these universal and necessary laws is simply a science of the form of thought . And we can form a conception of the possibility of such ...
... concerned with its form , not in anywise with its matter . The science , therefore , which contains these universal and necessary laws is simply a science of the form of thought . And we can form a conception of the possibility of such ...
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... concern itself with the common and merely empirical use of the understanding and the reason , but solely with the universal and necessary laws of thought , therefore it rests on à priori principles , from which all its rules can be ...
... concern itself with the common and merely empirical use of the understanding and the reason , but solely with the universal and necessary laws of thought , therefore it rests on à priori principles , from which all its rules can be ...
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... concerns- 5. the division of Logic into the logic of common sense , and that of the speculative understanding , we observe that this science cannot be so divided at all . It cannot be a science of the speculative understanding . For if ...
... concerns- 5. the division of Logic into the logic of common sense , and that of the speculative understanding , we observe that this science cannot be so divided at all . It cannot be a science of the speculative understanding . For if ...
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... concern everyone . ' Kr . d . r . V. p . 840 , note . ] 2 [ Plato , Rep . 480. The piλódogos is the man who loves and contemplates Toà καλά , πολλὰ δίκαια , but not αὐτὸ τὸ καλόν , αὐτὸ τὸ δίκαιον , as the φιλόσοφος . The former are ...
... concern everyone . ' Kr . d . r . V. p . 840 , note . ] 2 [ Plato , Rep . 480. The piλódogos is the man who loves and contemplates Toà καλά , πολλὰ δίκαια , but not αὐτὸ τὸ καλόν , αὐτὸ τὸ δίκαιον , as the φιλόσοφος . The former are ...
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... — 3. The limits of reason . The last is the most useful , but also the most difficult , and is one about which the philodoxus does not concern himself . Two things , chiefly , are required in a philosopher REESE LIRA ,
... — 3. The limits of reason . The last is the most useful , but also the most difficult , and is one about which the philodoxus does not concern himself . Two things , chiefly , are required in a philosopher REESE LIRA ,
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