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... reason , which give their validity to , and on occasion override . the de facto institutions of civil society . It ... reason . For reason , as he conceives it , includes among its functions not only the perception of the ' necessary and ...
... reason , which give their validity to , and on occasion override . the de facto institutions of civil society . It ... reason . For reason , as he conceives it , includes among its functions not only the perception of the ' necessary and ...
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... reason , and may even in its fullness lie beyond the sphere of demonstration . Neverthe- less , when presented to us , our reason cannot but ' assent to ' and ' confirm it'.2 Thus revelation itself may be said to be ' natural reason ...
... reason , and may even in its fullness lie beyond the sphere of demonstration . Neverthe- less , when presented to us , our reason cannot but ' assent to ' and ' confirm it'.2 Thus revelation itself may be said to be ' natural reason ...
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... reason why Stoics never advocated mundane reforms , like the abolition of slavery ; 9 ° that is why Stoic literature , ' so far as I know , never says anything anywhere about it being any one's business to promote unity and concord ...
... reason why Stoics never advocated mundane reforms , like the abolition of slavery ; 9 ° that is why Stoic literature , ' so far as I know , never says anything anywhere about it being any one's business to promote unity and concord ...
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RETIRED FELLOWS | 14 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 19323 | 17 |
THE CRITICISM OF POETRY Warton Lecture on English Poetry | 167 |
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