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... sense ; secondly , that we are not in a position to say of any one of these senses that it is the true sense and that all the others are false . We may , if we choose , pick out one of the senses , and say that henceforth we propose ...
... sense ; secondly , that we are not in a position to say of any one of these senses that it is the true sense and that all the others are false . We may , if we choose , pick out one of the senses , and say that henceforth we propose ...
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... senses in which the word abstraction is used , and if we distinguish between these senses it will be easier to explain in what sense r1 is a concrete universal . ( a ) By abstraction is sometimes meant the process of isolating an ...
... senses in which the word abstraction is used , and if we distinguish between these senses it will be easier to explain in what sense r1 is a concrete universal . ( a ) By abstraction is sometimes meant the process of isolating an ...
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... sense of beauty . ' Beauty ' is such a misused , shop - soiled word by now that perhaps I may be allowed to stop for a minute and define in what sense I am using it . It is the ordinary , obvious sense we mean when we say : ' What a ...
... sense of beauty . ' Beauty ' is such a misused , shop - soiled word by now that perhaps I may be allowed to stop for a minute and define in what sense I am using it . It is the ordinary , obvious sense we mean when we say : ' What a ...
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LIST OF FELLOWS | 9 |
CORRESPONDING FELLOWS 1945 | 14 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir John Clapham | 14 |
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