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Page 349
... matter by all judgments , if we regard the real origins of these things . Clarity and distinctness are variable as between concepts and with ref- erence to any one concept , growing less as we keep closer to matter and increasing as we ...
... matter by all judgments , if we regard the real origins of these things . Clarity and distinctness are variable as between concepts and with ref- erence to any one concept , growing less as we keep closer to matter and increasing as we ...
Page 350
... matter are in evidence . But our concepts have far more traffic with matter than this . Not only are they used in judgments , which reflect in- evitably in their structure the origin of our knowledge in things made up of matter and form ...
... matter are in evidence . But our concepts have far more traffic with matter than this . Not only are they used in judgments , which reflect in- evitably in their structure the origin of our knowledge in things made up of matter and form ...
Page 363
... matter so closely , other judgments are never far away and we are often moving from one to another with great rapidity . We are close to the potency , the multiplicity of matter : our judgments are ready to give way to one another quite ...
... matter so closely , other judgments are never far away and we are often moving from one to another with great rapidity . We are close to the potency , the multiplicity of matter : our judgments are ready to give way to one another quite ...
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THE CRISIS IN MODERN LITERATURE | 15 |
ART AND TRUTH | 23 |
POETRY AND SCIENCE | 33 |
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