Proceedings of the British Academy, Volume 6British Academy, 1976 - Humanities |
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... experience be true , experience itself declares that in apprehension an object is revealed to the mind which is non - mental and independent of it . even declares that in sensory experience the mental act is the effect of the object ...
... experience be true , experience itself declares that in apprehension an object is revealed to the mind which is non - mental and independent of it . even declares that in sensory experience the mental act is the effect of the object ...
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... experience and theological dogma . If religion be defined by its characteristic mark of faith , then to Hodgson it ... experience , and it is the business of philosophy to analyse and rationally interpret the facts of experience so that ...
... experience and theological dogma . If religion be defined by its characteristic mark of faith , then to Hodgson it ... experience , and it is the business of philosophy to analyse and rationally interpret the facts of experience so that ...
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... experience generally . These two , content and process - or , adhering to the concrete instance , the sound heard and the hearing of it — are not differentiated in the simplest forms of experience ; and , although as consciousness ...
... experience generally . These two , content and process - or , adhering to the concrete instance , the sound heard and the hearing of it — are not differentiated in the simplest forms of experience ; and , although as consciousness ...
Contents
PAGE | 23 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS | 113 |
THE STUDY OF MODERN HISTORY IN GREAT BRITAIN CONSIDERed | 139 |
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