Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... force into the bosom of a given being would be to dissolve its unity , and to de- clare it to be , not one being ... force that acts , feels , and knows in humanity is God ; and the force that acts , feels , and knows in me is humanity ...
... force into the bosom of a given being would be to dissolve its unity , and to de- clare it to be , not one being ... force that acts , feels , and knows in humanity is God ; and the force that acts , feels , and knows in me is humanity ...
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... force that knows ; 2. It is the instrument , or means , by which another force knows ; or 3. It is the product of the exercise of a cognitive force . This last it cannot be , because it would still leave the whole question open as to the ...
... force that knows ; 2. It is the instrument , or means , by which another force knows ; or 3. It is the product of the exercise of a cognitive force . This last it cannot be , because it would still leave the whole question open as to the ...
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... force that acts , which makes the effort ; in sensibility there is a force that acts , for it de- mands an effort on the part of the subject to receive a sensation , as much as it does to perform an act in any other sense . Assume a ...
... force that acts , which makes the effort ; in sensibility there is a force that acts , for it de- mands an effort on the part of the subject to receive a sensation , as much as it does to perform an act in any other sense . Assume a ...
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