Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Objects , as is known , are painted on the bottom of the eye inverted , the upper part of a given object being painted on the lower part of the eye , and the lower part of the object on the upper part of the eye , and so also as to ...
... Objects , as is known , are painted on the bottom of the eye inverted , the upper part of a given object being painted on the lower part of the eye , and the lower part of the object on the upper part of the eye , and so also as to ...
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... object of its own intuition ; and hence Kant very properly teaches that it can have intuition of itself only in the diverse , that is , in the not me . Assuming this , the categories are not , and cannot be , derived from the subject ...
... object of its own intuition ; and hence Kant very properly teaches that it can have intuition of itself only in the diverse , that is , in the not me . Assuming this , the categories are not , and cannot be , derived from the subject ...
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... object , and not subject . This is conclusive . But nevertheless some may object to our conclusion what we have already con- ceded ; namely , that the formal existence of some objects of knowledge is subjective ; for this concedes that ...
... object , and not subject . This is conclusive . But nevertheless some may object to our conclusion what we have already con- ceded ; namely , that the formal existence of some objects of knowledge is subjective ; for this concedes that ...
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