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Page 542
... philosophical in form , they can doubtless be called " philosophi- cal ideas " ; but they clearly have no definite philosophical meaning or value apart from the uses , good or bad , I put them to or the uses , rather different from mine ...
... philosophical in form , they can doubtless be called " philosophi- cal ideas " ; but they clearly have no definite philosophical meaning or value apart from the uses , good or bad , I put them to or the uses , rather different from mine ...
Page 543
... philosophical , literary , or pop- ular - they were derived . This is the sphere of the history of ideas in the now commonly accepted sense of that word ; and its value for the interpretation of philosophical and literary works is ...
... philosophical , literary , or pop- ular - they were derived . This is the sphere of the history of ideas in the now commonly accepted sense of that word ; and its value for the interpretation of philosophical and literary works is ...
Page 546
... philosophical ideas in dilution . " * From one point of view and up to a certain stage of analysis , indeed , the assertion makes sense . If you concentrate on those literary productions in which the thought has an evident genetic ...
... philosophical ideas in dilution . " * From one point of view and up to a certain stage of analysis , indeed , the assertion makes sense . If you concentrate on those literary productions in which the thought has an evident genetic ...
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