The Family Library (Harper)., 第 143 卷 |
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... object of proof . The external organs are not an emanation from consciousness , as in the Sankhya , but a material result of the following elements : the earth , which produces odour ; water , which produces taste ; light , which ...
... object of proof . The external organs are not an emanation from consciousness , as in the Sankhya , but a material result of the following elements : the earth , which produces odour ; water , which produces taste ; light , which ...
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... objects of knowledge : each object being in relation to another , it is necessary to comprehend the whole in order to know really any part . Besides , no object presenting itself immediate- ly to us , but only through a sign or medium ...
... objects of knowledge : each object being in relation to another , it is necessary to comprehend the whole in order to know really any part . Besides , no object presenting itself immediate- ly to us , but only through a sign or medium ...
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... object towards which it is moved ; and , on the other hand , an object is not a mover ex- cept in as far as it is in action . To move is nothing but to make pass from the potential to the active state . Now an object can pass from the ...
... object towards which it is moved ; and , on the other hand , an object is not a mover ex- cept in as far as it is in action . To move is nothing but to make pass from the potential to the active state . Now an object can pass from the ...
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