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... reason.1 This is shown not only in political movements but also in science , which seems to have largely abandoned the belief in a rational order of the physical world that was so potent an inspiration during its early stages of advance ...
... reason.1 This is shown not only in political movements but also in science , which seems to have largely abandoned the belief in a rational order of the physical world that was so potent an inspiration during its early stages of advance ...
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... reason in fact only plays a minor part in human life , it does not by any means follow that reason must of necessity be confined to such a humble role , any more than it follows that because there is war now there must always be wars ...
... reason in fact only plays a minor part in human life , it does not by any means follow that reason must of necessity be confined to such a humble role , any more than it follows that because there is war now there must always be wars ...
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British Academy. saying now that I am a defender of reason in a sense which includes intuitive reason . It is often said that what people call ' intuition ' is really only ' implicit inference ' . Now there is no doubt that a person may ...
British Academy. saying now that I am a defender of reason in a sense which includes intuitive reason . It is often said that what people call ' intuition ' is really only ' implicit inference ' . Now there is no doubt that a person may ...
Contents
LIST OF FELLOWS | 9 |
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL July 1941 | 14 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By J H Clapham | 19 |
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