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For since the understanding , as a purely intellectual faculty , was incapable of reaching the manifold of sense , it was necessary to call in the services of the imagination , which in virtue of its twofold nature presents that ...
For since the understanding , as a purely intellectual faculty , was incapable of reaching the manifold of sense , it was necessary to call in the services of the imagination , which in virtue of its twofold nature presents that ...
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What is then that marvellous faculty by which , according to the assertion of the philosopher , an infinite contradiction is resolved in the productive intuition ? ... That productive faculty is the same which enables art to compass the ...
What is then that marvellous faculty by which , according to the assertion of the philosopher , an infinite contradiction is resolved in the productive intuition ? ... That productive faculty is the same which enables art to compass the ...
第 lxvii 頁
Such a power he ' assumes for his present purpose , in order to deduce from it a faculty the generation , agency , and application of which form the contents of the ensuing chapter ' . This faculty is the imagination or esemplastic ...
Such a power he ' assumes for his present purpose , in order to deduce from it a faculty the generation , agency , and application of which form the contents of the ensuing chapter ' . This faculty is the imagination or esemplastic ...
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