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British Academy. think themselves . reasonable are so in fact . For it is of vital importance here to make a distinction between what is and what ought to be . Even if reason in fact only plays a minor part in human life , it does not by ...
British Academy. think themselves . reasonable are so in fact . For it is of vital importance here to make a distinction between what is and what ought to be . Even if reason in fact only plays a minor part in human life , it does not by ...
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... fact to all that we can justify conclusions by deducing them from a principle , but it is not so readily noticed that the case for the truth of the principle itself is always in some degree strengthened , if it needs strengthening at ...
... fact to all that we can justify conclusions by deducing them from a principle , but it is not so readily noticed that the case for the truth of the principle itself is always in some degree strengthened , if it needs strengthening at ...
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... fact that we seem to intuit the truth of a proposi- tion does not necessarily mean that we know it , and most cases of ostensible intuition require to be supplemented by the coherence test ; but mere coherence by itself ( as in a well ...
... fact that we seem to intuit the truth of a proposi- tion does not necessarily mean that we know it , and most cases of ostensible intuition require to be supplemented by the coherence test ; but mere coherence by itself ( as in a well ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
TSARDOM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FAR EAST and Middle East | 25 |
REASON AND INTUITION Philosophical Lecture By A C Ewing | 67 |
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