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Page 74
... thought that the minima perceptibilia themselves are distinguished ; as minima they are not data of experience ... thought . These perceptions we may divide , in thought , by introducing mathematical points , and may picture these points ...
... thought that the minima perceptibilia themselves are distinguished ; as minima they are not data of experience ... thought . These perceptions we may divide , in thought , by introducing mathematical points , and may picture these points ...
Page 81
... thought into perceptually given continua ? How do they conduce to understanding the facts of change or of motion in their lowest and most essential shape ? Plainly we must ask what is meant by understanding , understanding anything ...
... thought into perceptually given continua ? How do they conduce to understanding the facts of change or of motion in their lowest and most essential shape ? Plainly we must ask what is meant by understanding , understanding anything ...
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... thought- divisions of Time . Now since thought begins with an act of attention , that is , an arresting , in thought , of the content to which it attends , if you hypostasize those acts , whether as creative or as divisive of continua ...
... thought- divisions of Time . Now since thought begins with an act of attention , that is , an arresting , in thought , of the content to which it attends , if you hypostasize those acts , whether as creative or as divisive of continua ...
Contents
NINTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JULY 5 1911 ADDRESS BY | 3 |
SOME CARDINAL POINTS IN KNOWLEDGE | 28 |
SOME PALESTINIAN CULTS IN THE GRAECOROMAN AGE By G | 55 |
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