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Page 87
... James material in this section is quoted or abridged from his essay " The Will to Believe . " The concluding passages ( pages 86-87 of this book ) are from the chapters entitled " Conclusion " and " Postscript " in his book , Varieties ...
... James material in this section is quoted or abridged from his essay " The Will to Believe . " The concluding passages ( pages 86-87 of this book ) are from the chapters entitled " Conclusion " and " Postscript " in his book , Varieties ...
Page 88
... James ' - of genuine options which cannot be decided on intellectual grounds . 5. When you decide a genuine option which cannot be decided on in- tellectual grounds , you exercise the " will to believe . " By " will " here , do you ...
... James ' - of genuine options which cannot be decided on intellectual grounds . 5. When you decide a genuine option which cannot be decided on in- tellectual grounds , you exercise the " will to believe . " By " will " here , do you ...
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... James I will be found in The Political Works of James I , edited by C. H. McIlwain . To this volume Professor McIlwain has contributed a long and enlightening introduction . A history of Great Britain , especially if it included a ...
... James I will be found in The Political Works of James I , edited by C. H. McIlwain . To this volume Professor McIlwain has contributed a long and enlightening introduction . A history of Great Britain , especially if it included a ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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