Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... tion to any reality exterior to the subject . The moment we venture forth with Plato , on the wings of Ideas , beyond the world of the senses , we are in the empty space of the pure reason , and as unable to succeed as would be the ...
... tion to any reality exterior to the subject . The moment we venture forth with Plato , on the wings of Ideas , beyond the world of the senses , we are in the empty space of the pure reason , and as unable to succeed as would be the ...
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... tion ; for my power to know is affirmed , in the affirma- tion of my ability to use this somewhat ( quiddity ) which you denominate the faculty of intelligence ; which again involves another contradiction , that of af- firming the ...
... tion ; for my power to know is affirmed , in the affirma- tion of my ability to use this somewhat ( quiddity ) which you denominate the faculty of intelligence ; which again involves another contradiction , that of af- firming the ...
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... tion to this conclusion , what he terms duplicity of ac- tion , or duality of movement , of which , he says , every being in the universe is susceptible ; but we do not choose to be the dupe of mere words . According to his fundamental ...
... tion to this conclusion , what he terms duplicity of ac- tion , or duality of movement , of which , he says , every being in the universe is susceptible ; but we do not choose to be the dupe of mere words . According to his fundamental ...
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