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... fact that the meanings of words change , must make us cautious in accepting the conclusions of the Linguistic ... facts of Indogermanic civilization that can be wrung from linguistic data . But we must not overlook the possibility ...
... fact that the meanings of words change , must make us cautious in accepting the conclusions of the Linguistic ... facts of Indogermanic civilization that can be wrung from linguistic data . But we must not overlook the possibility ...
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... fact for which no reason can be produced except that we see it happens so ' . The great outstanding triumph of brute fact over rationality ' was , indeed , just the peculiarly Newtonian element in the Newtonian mathematical physics ...
... fact for which no reason can be produced except that we see it happens so ' . The great outstanding triumph of brute fact over rationality ' was , indeed , just the peculiarly Newtonian element in the Newtonian mathematical physics ...
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... fact of presenta- tion as irrelevant for their purposes ; but it is fundamental for psychology and psychology cannot transcend it . The ' subject ' is not to be identified with the soul of rational psychology or with the mind - stuff of ...
... fact of presenta- tion as irrelevant for their purposes ; but it is fundamental for psychology and psychology cannot transcend it . The ' subject ' is not to be identified with the soul of rational psychology or with the mind - stuff of ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 192526 | 3 |
ON THE COLOPHONS AND MARGINALIA OF IRISH SCRIBES BY THE | 11 |
ENGLISH ORNAMENT IN | 45 |
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