Biographia Literaria1958 |
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... philosopher contemplates in the world of natural law the outward expression of man's rational life ; for ' that which we find in ourselves is ( gradu mutato ) the sum and substance of all our knowledge ' . The explanation , again , of ...
... philosopher contemplates in the world of natural law the outward expression of man's rational life ; for ' that which we find in ourselves is ( gradu mutato ) the sum and substance of all our knowledge ' . The explanation , again , of ...
第 178 頁
... philosopher therefore compels himself to treat this faith as nothing more than a prejudice , innate indeed and connatural , but still a prejudice . IC The other position , which not only claims but necessitates the admission of its ...
... philosopher therefore compels himself to treat this faith as nothing more than a prejudice , innate indeed and connatural , but still a prejudice . IC The other position , which not only claims but necessitates the admission of its ...
第 267 頁
... philosopher , that is a nominal philosopher without imagination , is a coiner . Vanity , the froth of the molten mass , is his stuff , and verbiage the stamp and impression . ' 21. discloses itself in the moral being . Cp . Biog . Lit ...
... philosopher , that is a nominal philosopher without imagination , is a coiner . Vanity , the froth of the molten mass , is his stuff , and verbiage the stamp and impression . ' 21. discloses itself in the moral being . Cp . Biog . Lit ...
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