Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... understanding , or reason , that is to say , the cognitive faculty , is the force that knows , or cognizes . In cogni- tion , there must needs be an agent that cognizes . Now , this agent is the understanding , taken ontologically , as ...
... understanding , or reason , that is to say , the cognitive faculty , is the force that knows , or cognizes . In cogni- tion , there must needs be an agent that cognizes . Now , this agent is the understanding , taken ontologically , as ...
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... understanding there is a force that knows . Now , is the force that acts , me or not me ? the force that feels , me ... understanding myself knowing . I am myself each and all three , for each is only myself under a given aspect . This ...
... understanding there is a force that knows . Now , is the force that acts , me or not me ? the force that feels , me ... understanding myself knowing . I am myself each and all three , for each is only myself under a given aspect . This ...
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... understanding ( Verstand ) , with conceptions . By sensibility the object is presented ; by understanding it is thought or conceived . The first supplies us with the two transcendental intuitions of space and time , the necessary forms ...
... understanding ( Verstand ) , with conceptions . By sensibility the object is presented ; by understanding it is thought or conceived . The first supplies us with the two transcendental intuitions of space and time , the necessary forms ...
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