Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 105
... philosophy . He explains what he means by the first philosophy , by saying , that it is neither metaphysical pneumatics , or ontology , one of which treats of imaginary beings , and the other of being abstracted from all being " de ente ...
... philosophy . He explains what he means by the first philosophy , by saying , that it is neither metaphysical pneumatics , or ontology , one of which treats of imaginary beings , and the other of being abstracted from all being " de ente ...
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... Philosophy , evidently from the same pen , which appeared in the July Number of the London Quarterly , for 1831 . But in order to form a fair estimate of these works of Pro- fessor Whewell , we must read them with the aim of the author ...
... Philosophy , evidently from the same pen , which appeared in the July Number of the London Quarterly , for 1831 . But in order to form a fair estimate of these works of Pro- fessor Whewell , we must read them with the aim of the author ...
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... philosophy of imagination and hypothesis is that which Plato has consecrated by his genius ; that of experience and fact owes its first real advances , if not its origin , to Aris- totle and thus these great names divide the world of ...
... philosophy of imagination and hypothesis is that which Plato has consecrated by his genius ; that of experience and fact owes its first real advances , if not its origin , to Aris- totle and thus these great names divide the world of ...
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