Biographia Literaria, 第 1 卷Oxford University Press, 1962 |
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... common with spirit ; and body and spirit are therefore no longer absolutely heterogeneous , but may without any absurdity be sup- posed to be different modes , or degrees in perfection , of a common substratum . To this possibility ...
... common with spirit ; and body and spirit are therefore no longer absolutely heterogeneous , but may without any absurdity be sup- posed to be different modes , or degrees in perfection , of a common substratum . To this possibility ...
第 89 頁
... common interpretation too strange to survive the inventor - too repugnant to our to common sense ; ( which is not indeed entitled to a judicial voice in the courts of scientific philosophy , but whose whispers still exert a strong ...
... common interpretation too strange to survive the inventor - too repugnant to our to common sense ; ( which is not indeed entitled to a judicial voice in the courts of scientific philosophy , but whose whispers still exert a strong ...
第 182 頁
... common sense on 10 the throne of philosophy ; a fruitless attempt , were it only that it is the two - fold function of philosophy to reconcile reason with common sense , and to elevate common sense into reason . THESIS V. Such a ...
... common sense on 10 the throne of philosophy ; a fruitless attempt , were it only that it is the two - fold function of philosophy to reconcile reason with common sense , and to elevate common sense into reason . THESIS V. Such a ...
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