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This mechanical philosophy , as it was called , laid out a pattern for explaining all natural phenomena on a basis of matter , motion , and mathematics , thus at one blow sweeping aside all the specious theories of traditional ...
This mechanical philosophy , as it was called , laid out a pattern for explaining all natural phenomena on a basis of matter , motion , and mathematics , thus at one blow sweeping aside all the specious theories of traditional ...
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well as his body becomes mechanistic , and mental as well as physical phenomena are explained by the formula of matter and motion . Inasmuch as Hobbes's philosophy was only an extension of the Cartesian , the latter became suspect .
well as his body becomes mechanistic , and mental as well as physical phenomena are explained by the formula of matter and motion . Inasmuch as Hobbes's philosophy was only an extension of the Cartesian , the latter became suspect .
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This excited him to create matter , and to put it in motion , which is necessarily attended with separation and dissolution , generation and corruption . This persuaded him to couple souls with bodies , and to give them mutual ...
This excited him to create matter , and to put it in motion , which is necessarily attended with separation and dissolution , generation and corruption . This persuaded him to couple souls with bodies , and to give them mutual ...
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THE ESSAY ON CRITICIS M | 42 |
POPE SEEN THROUGH HIS LETTERS | 62 |
THE BACKGROUND OF THE ATTACK | 68 |
Urheberrecht | |
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