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Page 288
... distinction of the enjoyer and the contemplated which marks off the mind's experience of itself from that which is experienced by it a distinction as we saw more vital than that of act and object— is seen to obtain not merely as between ...
... distinction of the enjoyer and the contemplated which marks off the mind's experience of itself from that which is experienced by it a distinction as we saw more vital than that of act and object— is seen to obtain not merely as between ...
Page 310
... distinction without a difference . I can only gratefully acknowledge the fairness and insight with which Mr. Bosanquet declares that the form of realism with which I am feeling my way and the other forms of realism current at the ...
... distinction without a difference . I can only gratefully acknowledge the fairness and insight with which Mr. Bosanquet declares that the form of realism with which I am feeling my way and the other forms of realism current at the ...
Page 511
... distinctions of subject and object , of self and not - self , of substance and power , of agent and agency , and the ... distinction really is and what exactly it involves as to the general nature of that which is revealed in knowledge ...
... distinctions of subject and object , of self and not - self , of substance and power , of agent and agency , and the ... distinction really is and what exactly it involves as to the general nature of that which is revealed in knowledge ...
Contents
PAGE | 23 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS | 113 |
THE STUDY OF MODERN HISTORY IN GREAT BRITAIN CONSIDERed | 139 |
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