Brownson's Quarterly ReviewBenjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... cause and effect . It is the third term or copula in the ideal judgment , and is in every judgment , whether ideal ... cause is first cause . There are second causes , and consequently second or secondary , that is , empirical judgments ...
... cause and effect . It is the third term or copula in the ideal judgment , and is in every judgment , whether ideal ... cause is first cause . There are second causes , and consequently second or secondary , that is , empirical judgments ...
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... cause and effect as it lies in his mind will accept this definition of it . Every one holds that the cause does not simply precede , but causes or produces the effect , and no man in his own mind ever confounds the cause with what ...
... cause and effect as it lies in his mind will accept this definition of it . Every one holds that the cause does not simply precede , but causes or produces the effect , and no man in his own mind ever confounds the cause with what ...
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... causes , tor , as he alleges , " Of the Divine causation we have no conception ; " but this cannot avail him , for he is treat- ing of the judgment of causality in general , and having resolved the relation of cause and effect into the ...
... causes , tor , as he alleges , " Of the Divine causation we have no conception ; " but this cannot avail him , for he is treat- ing of the judgment of causality in general , and having resolved the relation of cause and effect into the ...
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