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... question of mine , make objections to your answer ; for the sake only of more thorough information from you ? for I have a toler- able share of experience in the practice of making objections . If it be no difference therefore to you ...
... question of mine , make objections to your answer ; for the sake only of more thorough information from you ? for I have a toler- able share of experience in the practice of making objections . If it be no difference therefore to you ...
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... question is . For he asks you , not what is beautiful , but what is the beautiful . Hip . I apprehend you , honest friend . And to that question , What is the beautiful ? I shall give an answer , such a one as can never be confuted ...
... question is . For he asks you , not what is beautiful , but what is the beautiful . Hip . I apprehend you , honest friend . And to that question , What is the beautiful ? I shall give an answer , such a one as can never be confuted ...
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... question " how " an event takes place there can be but one complete answer , to the question " why " it takes place there may be many answers , and all equally true . Suppose the question asked is , " Why is the moon full tonight ? " a ...
... question " how " an event takes place there can be but one complete answer , to the question " why " it takes place there may be many answers , and all equally true . Suppose the question asked is , " Why is the moon full tonight ? " a ...
Contents
Euthyphro Plato | 3 |
Two Meditations René Descartes | 18 |
Democracy | 23 |
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Readings in Philosophy John Herman Randall (Jr.),Justus Buchler,Evelyn Urban Shirk Snippet view - 1950 |
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