Great Books of the Western World, Band 31Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... discover the three means between the first and the fifth . The reason why this is not so is due to a fresh fact ; viz . even though here four mental acts come together they can yet be disjoined , since four can be di- vided by another ...
... discover the three means between the first and the fifth . The reason why this is not so is due to a fresh fact ; viz . even though here four mental acts come together they can yet be disjoined , since four can be di- vided by another ...
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... discover an infinitude of particulars respecting numbers , figures , move- ments , and other such things , whose truth is so manifest , and so well accords with my nature , that when I begin to discover them , it seems to me that I ...
... discover an infinitude of particulars respecting numbers , figures , move- ments , and other such things , whose truth is so manifest , and so well accords with my nature , that when I begin to discover them , it seems to me that I ...
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... discover merely what it then seemed to me I had formerly thought . And when I said that I thought , I did not inquire whether I was awake or asleep when I thought . I am surprised that he calls my method a Meth- od of Dreaming when it ...
... discover merely what it then seemed to me I had formerly thought . And when I said that I thought , I did not inquire whether I was awake or asleep when I thought . I am surprised that he calls my method a Meth- od of Dreaming when it ...
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