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... Spinoza conceives it , is not any mere uniformity of succession . Cause is for him always the same as ground or reason — a real connexion which binds finite things together in a definite and necessary manner . The whole of Spinoza's ...
... Spinoza conceives it , is not any mere uniformity of succession . Cause is for him always the same as ground or reason — a real connexion which binds finite things together in a definite and necessary manner . The whole of Spinoza's ...
Page 477
... Spinoza's naturalism . It is true that this is only one side of his doctrine , but it is that which is most prominent in his treatment of finite things . Geometrical conceptions fail to apply directly to the connexion of ideas , but ...
... Spinoza's naturalism . It is true that this is only one side of his doctrine , but it is that which is most prominent in his treatment of finite things . Geometrical conceptions fail to apply directly to the connexion of ideas , but ...
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... Spinoza distinguishes as reason ; but it is itself due to that third form of knowledge which he calls intuition . And it is intuition or insight also that leads us to see the essence of all particular things as following from the ...
... Spinoza distinguishes as reason ; but it is itself due to that third form of knowledge which he calls intuition . And it is intuition or insight also that leads us to see the essence of all particular things as following from the ...
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PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS THE NEXT THIRTY YEARS BY THE RIGHT | 1 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
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