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... matter only in terms of mind : we can think of mind only in terms of matter . When we have pushed our explanation of the first to the farthest limit , we are referred back to the second for a final answer , and when we have got the ...
... matter only in terms of mind : we can think of mind only in terms of matter . When we have pushed our explanation of the first to the farthest limit , we are referred back to the second for a final answer , and when we have got the ...
Page 100
... matter and mind without any connecting link , and the equally abstract duality of mind and matter cannot be reduced to unity except by the suppression of their distinctive characters . Hence the unity and the difference cannot be ...
... matter and mind without any connecting link , and the equally abstract duality of mind and matter cannot be reduced to unity except by the suppression of their distinctive characters . Hence the unity and the difference cannot be ...
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... ( Matter and Mind ) , by the con- ception of an Universe consisting of two inseparable aspects or modes . of Reality - Things as they really were , though unrevealed and un- revealable to man , and the Revelations of those things to man ...
... ( Matter and Mind ) , by the con- ception of an Universe consisting of two inseparable aspects or modes . of Reality - Things as they really were , though unrevealed and un- revealable to man , and the Revelations of those things to man ...
Contents
FIRST Annual General Meeting JUNE 26 1903 ADDRESS BY | 1 |
SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JUNE 29 1904 ADDRESS | 17 |
THE FERMENT IN EDUCATION ON THE CONTINENT AND IN AMERICA | 81 |
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