The Family Library (Harper)., 第 143 卷 |
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... Democritus . We shall see hereafter how this hypothesis was developed by Epicurus . Although Democritus added nothing considerable in this respect to the philosophy of his master , he endeavoured in other respects to strengthen and ex ...
... Democritus . We shall see hereafter how this hypothesis was developed by Epicurus . Although Democritus added nothing considerable in this respect to the philosophy of his master , he endeavoured in other respects to strengthen and ex ...
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... Democritus added to this philosophy of things ( ontology ) a theory respecting the ideas which represent things in the human mind ( psychology ) , which was a theory of pure idealism on the part of Parmenides , of pure sensualism on the ...
... Democritus added to this philosophy of things ( ontology ) a theory respecting the ideas which represent things in the human mind ( psychology ) , which was a theory of pure idealism on the part of Parmenides , of pure sensualism on the ...
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... Democritus had supposed that atoms were put in motion in a right line in the infinite void . Epicurus observed that this hypothesis was not sufficient to explain the universe even in a purely mechanical way ; for it could not be ...
... Democritus had supposed that atoms were put in motion in a right line in the infinite void . Epicurus observed that this hypothesis was not sufficient to explain the universe even in a purely mechanical way ; for it could not be ...
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