Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... soul ; - IX . The soul which through sense so keenly turns To catch bright forms of mysterious thought , From the great Source of Truth and Being brought , And , ' roused , the unquenched mind in glory burns , Through all the realms of ...
... soul ; - IX . The soul which through sense so keenly turns To catch bright forms of mysterious thought , From the great Source of Truth and Being brought , And , ' roused , the unquenched mind in glory burns , Through all the realms of ...
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... soul , and becomes it really and identi- cally just so far as it becomes real . Essentially , then , the faculty and the soul are one and the same . But as the realization of the possibility of our nature , to which we tend , is ...
... soul , and becomes it really and identi- cally just so far as it becomes real . Essentially , then , the faculty and the soul are one and the same . But as the realization of the possibility of our nature , to which we tend , is ...
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... soul is one and simple , and admits of no plurality or complexity . In intuition the soul is active , for intuition is the active beholding of the object , not the mere passive reception of the representation . Assume the soul to be ...
... soul is one and simple , and admits of no plurality or complexity . In intuition the soul is active , for intuition is the active beholding of the object , not the mere passive reception of the representation . Assume the soul to be ...
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