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Page 175
Knowledge and mind are not to be contrasted and opposed , nor are they to be separately conceived ; they imply each other ; without mind , no truth ; without truth , no mind ; and the synthesis of mind and truth is knowledge .
Knowledge and mind are not to be contrasted and opposed , nor are they to be separately conceived ; they imply each other ; without mind , no truth ; without truth , no mind ; and the synthesis of mind and truth is knowledge .
Page 272
How many men have shown the comprehensive knowledge and encyclopędic attainments , which their biographers have delighted to claim for the Scotch Crichton or the German Goethe ? Their names occupy but a small space on the historic page ...
How many men have shown the comprehensive knowledge and encyclopędic attainments , which their biographers have delighted to claim for the Scotch Crichton or the German Goethe ? Their names occupy but a small space on the historic page ...
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He infers the eternity and immutability of the soul from the eternity and immutability of ideas with which it participates in knowledge . Ideas are simple and indestructible - the mind is like them - the mind , therefore , is simple and ...
He infers the eternity and immutability of the soul from the eternity and immutability of ideas with which it participates in knowledge . Ideas are simple and indestructible - the mind is like them - the mind , therefore , is simple and ...
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