Basic Problems of Philosophy: Selected ReadingsDaniel J. Bronstein, Yervant Hovhannes Krikorian, Philip Paul Wiener |
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... whole of Paris , and so on . It is first necessary to detach it from all these ; only one aspect of the whole is noted , that formed by the tower of Notre Dame . Moreover , the special form of this tower is due to the grouping of the ...
... whole of Paris , and so on . It is first necessary to detach it from all these ; only one aspect of the whole is noted , that formed by the tower of Notre Dame . Moreover , the special form of this tower is due to the grouping of the ...
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... whole of reality . This is what he means by the knowledge of God , Who is the true and eternal good for which our whole being yearns and in which we find our peace . He who be- comes one with God's infinite and eternal nature attains ...
... whole of reality . This is what he means by the knowledge of God , Who is the true and eternal good for which our whole being yearns and in which we find our peace . He who be- comes one with God's infinite and eternal nature attains ...
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... whole number is the square root of 65. There is , namely , no such whole number . If one asks me to name the length of a straight line that shall be equal to the circumference of a circle of a known radius , that again , in the world of ...
... whole number is the square root of 65. There is , namely , no such whole number . If one asks me to name the length of a straight line that shall be equal to the circumference of a circle of a known radius , that again , in the world of ...
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