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Page 189
... mind was a peculiarly fruitful soil for mysticism ' . And again : In Meister Eckhart the German mind definitively asserts its pre - eminence in this sphere of speculative mysticism . ' Nothing could be more emphatic : the German mind is ...
... mind was a peculiarly fruitful soil for mysticism ' . And again : In Meister Eckhart the German mind definitively asserts its pre - eminence in this sphere of speculative mysticism . ' Nothing could be more emphatic : the German mind is ...
Page 345
... Mind , because it is essentially activity , cannot be studied as one of the sciences , and by the method we adopt in mathematics and physics , for these cannot exist until the mind has posited for them static data . The data of the ...
... Mind , because it is essentially activity , cannot be studied as one of the sciences , and by the method we adopt in mathematics and physics , for these cannot exist until the mind has posited for them static data . The data of the ...
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... mind , with its attendant appetites and desires , is the result of inadequate ideas , whereas the activity of mind is shown by its adequate ideas . There is no other power of mind than that of thinking and forming adequate ideas ' ; and ...
... mind , with its attendant appetites and desires , is the result of inadequate ideas , whereas the activity of mind is shown by its adequate ideas . There is no other power of mind than that of thinking and forming adequate ideas ' ; and ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
JACOB AND THE MANDRAKES BY J G FRAZER FELLOW OF | 57 |
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