Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... intuition I am , only I am is attainable . The author very properly adds , I am efficient cause , but from I am efficient cause , nothing follows but I and my effects . From I and my effects , I can conclude only my relation to my ...
... intuition I am , only I am is attainable . The author very properly adds , I am efficient cause , but from I am efficient cause , nothing follows but I and my effects . From I and my effects , I can conclude only my relation to my ...
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... intuition ; for logic cannot operate without data , and without the intuition of the intelligible it can have no data , that is , can have no principles , no premises ; for no man a little versed in philosophy can seriously maintain ...
... intuition ; for logic cannot operate without data , and without the intuition of the intelligible it can have no data , that is , can have no principles , no premises ; for no man a little versed in philosophy can seriously maintain ...
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... intuition , and that all our knowledge in the natural order , in the order of the intelligible as distinguished from the superintelligible , rests mediately or immediately on intuition for its evidence . But intuition of the ...
... intuition , and that all our knowledge in the natural order , in the order of the intelligible as distinguished from the superintelligible , rests mediately or immediately on intuition for its evidence . But intuition of the ...
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