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... Cause deserves fuller treatment ; for as a rule the matterist is more concerned about causality than likeness ; matter , to him , is the locus of the material cause , ' the hidden hand ' which pro- duces our sense data and makes changes ...
... Cause deserves fuller treatment ; for as a rule the matterist is more concerned about causality than likeness ; matter , to him , is the locus of the material cause , ' the hidden hand ' which pro- duces our sense data and makes changes ...
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... causes are relics of animism ; if there were many little causes , the result would be multiformity , and the uniformity we find in nature implies the una vera Causa , the one true Cause . Modern thought on cause is moving slowly but ...
... causes are relics of animism ; if there were many little causes , the result would be multiformity , and the uniformity we find in nature implies the una vera Causa , the one true Cause . Modern thought on cause is moving slowly but ...
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... cause ; but Bates's brave spirit was a true cause , which carried the man beyond the limits of endurance and made some knowledge begin to be . The historic phrase rerum cognoscere causas no longer expresses the main mission of science ...
... cause ; but Bates's brave spirit was a true cause , which carried the man beyond the limits of endurance and made some knowledge begin to be . The historic phrase rerum cognoscere causas no longer expresses the main mission of science ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 13 |
IMMATERIALISM Philosophical Lecture By A A Luce Read | 19 |
WORDSWORTH AND POPE Warton Lecture on English Poetry | 33 |
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