Basic Problems of Philosophy: Selected ReadingsDaniel J. Bronstein, Yervant Hovhannes Krikorian, Philip Paul Wiener |
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... problem of the homogeneity and continuity of the perceived world with the processes which give rise to it , for the problem then no longer exists . The conclusion stated in the preceding paragraph can not , however , fail to modify our ...
... problem of the homogeneity and continuity of the perceived world with the processes which give rise to it , for the problem then no longer exists . The conclusion stated in the preceding paragraph can not , however , fail to modify our ...
Page 423
... problem of the relation between process and result is ultimately of an epistemological character . It appears rather as a problem of reorganization and rearrangement , of new rela- tions in one continuous world , not the problem of the ...
... problem of the relation between process and result is ultimately of an epistemological character . It appears rather as a problem of reorganization and rearrangement , of new rela- tions in one continuous world , not the problem of the ...
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... problem , then . But what do you mean by this " problem " ? Problems are , after a fashion , rather familiar things , -that is , in the world of ideas . There are problems soluble and problems insoluble in that world of ideas . It is a ...
... problem , then . But what do you mean by this " problem " ? Problems are , after a fashion , rather familiar things , -that is , in the world of ideas . There are problems soluble and problems insoluble in that world of ideas . It is a ...
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