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The essential difference was that , whatever the mathematicians may themselves have thought , they were in fact concerned with abstract limiting cases , whereas Aristotle was an empiricist whose exclusive concern was the actual physical ...
The essential difference was that , whatever the mathematicians may themselves have thought , they were in fact concerned with abstract limiting cases , whereas Aristotle was an empiricist whose exclusive concern was the actual physical ...
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It is , in his view , an account of the difference between perception and recollection — both present facts — and not ... It overlooks the fact that , when we remember the past , just as much as when we attempt to foresee the future ...
It is , in his view , an account of the difference between perception and recollection — both present facts — and not ... It overlooks the fact that , when we remember the past , just as much as when we attempt to foresee the future ...
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He drew attention to the fact that in his famous address delivered before the Imperial Academy of Science at Vienna , Das Gedächtnis als allgemeine Funktion der organisierten Substanz , t the physiologist E. Hering left awareness of ...
He drew attention to the fact that in his famous address delivered before the Imperial Academy of Science at Vienna , Das Gedächtnis als allgemeine Funktion der organisierten Substanz , t the physiologist E. Hering left awareness of ...
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UNIVERSAL TIME | 1 |
HUMAN TIME | 48 |
BIOLOGICAL TIME | 123 |
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