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... body , or suspends the exercise of a single function of purely intellectual life . This view of the body as something extraneous to the man , as alike his covering and his instrument , the house which he lives in , and the nicely ...
... body , or suspends the exercise of a single function of purely intellectual life . This view of the body as something extraneous to the man , as alike his covering and his instrument , the house which he lives in , and the nicely ...
Page 65
... body , or suspends the exercise of a single function of purely intellectual life . This view of the body as something extraneous to the man , as alike his covering and his instrument , the house which he lives in , and the nicely ...
... body , or suspends the exercise of a single function of purely intellectual life . This view of the body as something extraneous to the man , as alike his covering and his instrument , the house which he lives in , and the nicely ...
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... body to fall downwards than upwards , like a balloon , or sidewise , like a bird . The vicinity of the body to the earth is now known not to be the characteristic feature of the phenomenon , as gravity is found to be the law of the mate ...
... body to fall downwards than upwards , like a balloon , or sidewise , like a bird . The vicinity of the body to the earth is now known not to be the characteristic feature of the phenomenon , as gravity is found to be the law of the mate ...
Contents
THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN PHYSICAL AND METAPHYSICAL | 1 |
THIS DISTINCTION APPLIED TO PHILOSOPHY AND THEOLOGY | 25 |
CHAPTER VIII | 173 |
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