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... called ' interpretation of a fact ' is to - day called ' perception of a fact ' if in the meantime the interpretation has been tested and validated and has become habitual . There is another possibility in the case of an unusual event ...
... called ' interpretation of a fact ' is to - day called ' perception of a fact ' if in the meantime the interpretation has been tested and validated and has become habitual . There is another possibility in the case of an unusual event ...
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... called on everywhere ( I also am sure ) to emphasize the difference between our abstractions and the concrete fact . It would be stupid , I agree , to insist everywhere that , with a relation and its terms , a change made on one side ...
... called on everywhere ( I also am sure ) to emphasize the difference between our abstractions and the concrete fact . It would be stupid , I agree , to insist everywhere that , with a relation and its terms , a change made on one side ...
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... called for extension of its bases from the ancient classics to the largely unexplored field of medieval Latin , and to the Latin literature of the Renaissance , thus passing beyond the austere limits of what was then regarded as the ...
... called for extension of its bases from the ancient classics to the largely unexplored field of medieval Latin , and to the Latin literature of the Renaissance , thus passing beyond the austere limits of what was then regarded as the ...
Contents
ANNUAL REPORT 19489 | 9 |
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir H I Bell | 15 |
Printers and Readers in ItalY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY Italian | 25 |
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