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The student of Coleridge's position in his earlier life is placed at some disadvantage by the paucity of material on which to depend . Until he was nearly forty years of age , Coleridge gave no public expression in writing to his ...
The student of Coleridge's position in his earlier life is placed at some disadvantage by the paucity of material on which to depend . Until he was nearly forty years of age , Coleridge gave no public expression in writing to his ...
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And this for the reason that , as regards the material of its intuitions , it is passive and dependent ; determined from without , not determining from within . Thus , like the intellect , it combines the particulars of sense merely as ...
And this for the reason that , as regards the material of its intuitions , it is passive and dependent ; determined from without , not determining from within . Thus , like the intellect , it combines the particulars of sense merely as ...
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He does not even announce it , as differing in any respect from the general laws of material motion and impact : nor was it , indeed , possible for him so to do , compatibly with his system , which was exclusively material and ...
He does not even announce it , as differing in any respect from the general laws of material motion and impact : nor was it , indeed , possible for him so to do , compatibly with his system , which was exclusively material and ...
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