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character of the distinction between the natural and the artificial . The existence of an artificial product is only possible in and through the existence of an external artificer : the natural , on the other hand , is , qua natural ...
character of the distinction between the natural and the artificial . The existence of an artificial product is only possible in and through the existence of an external artificer : the natural , on the other hand , is , qua natural ...
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God was accordingly conceived as a magnified self , related to the natural world in what was supposed to be the easily understandable relation in which man stands to the works of his hands . God is the Divine Artificer , doing on the ...
God was accordingly conceived as a magnified self , related to the natural world in what was supposed to be the easily understandable relation in which man stands to the works of his hands . God is the Divine Artificer , doing on the ...
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If we try to define the nature of the self , or even of natural events , we are at once in the midst of controversy ; immediate experience , while it justifies belief , yields belief only in what , in proportion as we become enlightened ...
If we try to define the nature of the self , or even of natural events , we are at once in the midst of controversy ; immediate experience , while it justifies belief , yields belief only in what , in proportion as we become enlightened ...
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ANNUAL REPORT 19301 | 7 |
VERGILS CREATIVE ARt Annual Lecture on Aspects of Art | 14 |
VIRGIL IN ITALIAN POETRY Annual Italian Lecture By Edmund | 28 |
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