Great Books of the Western World, Band 31Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... bodies , differ in infinite ways without any change of the whole indi- vidual . If it had been my object to consider specially the question of a body , I should have had to explain and demonstrate these things more fully . But , as I ...
... bodies , differ in infinite ways without any change of the whole indi- vidual . If it had been my object to consider specially the question of a body , I should have had to explain and demonstrate these things more fully . But , as I ...
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Robert Maynard Hutchins. body , the human mind will contemplate that ex- ternal body as actually existing or as present , until the human body be affected by an affect which excludes the existence or presence of the external body ...
Robert Maynard Hutchins. body , the human mind will contemplate that ex- ternal body as actually existing or as present , until the human body be affected by an affect which excludes the existence or presence of the external body ...
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... body involves the nature of an external body so far as ( Prop . 16 , pt . 2 ) the external body determines the human body in some certain manner . But in so far as the external body is an individual which is not related to the human ...
... body involves the nature of an external body so far as ( Prop . 16 , pt . 2 ) the external body determines the human body in some certain manner . But in so far as the external body is an individual which is not related to the human ...
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