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Page 110
... speak of as knowledge knowing and the known are not separable entities , and that know- ledge is no mere instrument which we can take up and lay down at will , and by applying ab extra get at some sort of reality independent of it . If ...
... speak of as knowledge knowing and the known are not separable entities , and that know- ledge is no mere instrument which we can take up and lay down at will , and by applying ab extra get at some sort of reality independent of it . If ...
Page 116
... speak of what is a conception of reflection as though it could be described as a particular object , to be imagined if not actually perceived . Now this result of the concrete and individual character of our mental processes , even at ...
... speak of what is a conception of reflection as though it could be described as a particular object , to be imagined if not actually perceived . Now this result of the concrete and individual character of our mental processes , even at ...
Page 235
... speak exactly as you and I speak , but must have a language , a manner , a cast of thought - in a word , a style or ' genius ' — of his own , distinguishing him from ordinary men and even from his brother poets . The rare epithet - that ...
... speak exactly as you and I speak , but must have a language , a manner , a cast of thought - in a word , a style or ' genius ' — of his own , distinguishing him from ordinary men and even from his brother poets . The rare epithet - that ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 19 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191920 | 31 |
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