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The conception of nature does not apparently involve the co - presence of an intelligence making an ideal duplicate of it , i . e . representing it . This desk for instance would ( according to our natural notions ) be , though there ...
The conception of nature does not apparently involve the co - presence of an intelligence making an ideal duplicate of it , i . e . representing it . This desk for instance would ( according to our natural notions ) be , though there ...
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1 7 TAPA possibility of our knowledge , because the whole synthesis of our intelligence is first formed in and through the selfconsciousness , does not at all concern us as transcendental philosophers . For to us , self - consciousness ...
1 7 TAPA possibility of our knowledge , because the whole synthesis of our intelligence is first formed in and through the selfconsciousness , does not at all concern us as transcendental philosophers . For to us , self - consciousness ...
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5 gence , but intelligence itself revealed as an earlier power in the process of self - construction . Μάκαρ , ίλαθι μοι " Πάτερ , ίλαθι μου Εί παρά κόσμον , Εί παρά μοίραν Των σων έθιγον ! Bearing then this in mind , that intelligence ...
5 gence , but intelligence itself revealed as an earlier power in the process of self - construction . Μάκαρ , ίλαθι μοι " Πάτερ , ίλαθι μου Εί παρά κόσμον , Εί παρά μοίραν Των σων έθιγον ! Bearing then this in mind , that intelligence ...
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