Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1962 |
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... becomes a subject ' . Originally , however , it is not an object , but ' an absolute subject for which all , itself included , may become an object ' . It must , therefore , be an act . Thus it follows that con . sciousness in its ...
... becomes a subject ' . Originally , however , it is not an object , but ' an absolute subject for which all , itself included , may become an object ' . It must , therefore , be an act . Thus it follows that con . sciousness in its ...
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... become matter of doubt . In the appear- ances of magnetism all trace of matter is lost , and of the phænomena of ... becomes finally natural philosophy , the one of the two poles of fundamental science . 2. OR THE SUBJECTIVE IS TAKEN As ...
... become matter of doubt . In the appear- ances of magnetism all trace of matter is lost , and of the phænomena of ... becomes finally natural philosophy , the one of the two poles of fundamental science . 2. OR THE SUBJECTIVE IS TAKEN As ...
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... become a believer - one must love the doctrines and must resolve with passion to believe . ' And in the Essay on Faith ( supplementary to Aids to Reflection , pub . 1825 ) , faith is defined as ' fidelity to our moral being - so far as ...
... become a believer - one must love the doctrines and must resolve with passion to believe . ' And in the Essay on Faith ( supplementary to Aids to Reflection , pub . 1825 ) , faith is defined as ' fidelity to our moral being - so far as ...
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