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... soul which has come down from the light . That is a fair statement . If this is true , then , we must conclude that education is not what it is said to be by some , who profess to put knowledge into a soul which does not possess it , as ...
... soul which has come down from the light . That is a fair statement . If this is true , then , we must conclude that education is not what it is said to be by some , who profess to put knowledge into a soul which does not possess it , as ...
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... soul is irrational and one has a rational principle . Whether these are separated as the parts of the body or of anything divisible are , or are distinct by definition but by nature inseparable , like convex and concave in the ...
... soul is irrational and one has a rational principle . Whether these are separated as the parts of the body or of anything divisible are , or are distinct by definition but by nature inseparable , like convex and concave in the ...
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... soul . Nevertheless , in the honest and sober account of the responsible understanding this unity is nothing but the unity of this soul of mine , whose " ground " I have reached , so much so , beneath all formations and contents , that ...
... soul . Nevertheless , in the honest and sober account of the responsible understanding this unity is nothing but the unity of this soul of mine , whose " ground " I have reached , so much so , beneath all formations and contents , that ...
Contents
Knowledge as recollection The divided line | 5 |
Causality Free Will and Determinism | 31 |
A defense of necessary connection | 40 |
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