Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷 |
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But for this very reason of its conformity to the understanding , its deliver- ances are objective , that is , valid for all thinking beings : and are in this respect to be distinguished from the creations of its reproductive activity ...
But for this very reason of its conformity to the understanding , its deliver- ances are objective , that is , valid for all thinking beings : and are in this respect to be distinguished from the creations of its reproductive activity ...
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or its name and honours usurped by the counterfeit pro- ducts of the mechanical understanding ' ; and here again the distinction between the false religion and the true is typified in the distinction of fancy and imagination .
or its name and honours usurped by the counterfeit pro- ducts of the mechanical understanding ' ; and here again the distinction between the false religion and the true is typified in the distinction of fancy and imagination .
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the use of the terms that reason is ever put where they meant the understanding ; for , from other parts of their writings , it is evident that they knew and asserted the distinction , nay , the diversity of the things themselves ...
the use of the terms that reason is ever put where they meant the understanding ; for , from other parts of their writings , it is evident that they knew and asserted the distinction , nay , the diversity of the things themselves ...
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