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... given as , e.g. , the color of this page is given ; it is not known by intuition ; it is not known by direct insight . It is inferred or deduced . In other words , belief in the existence of God rests upon an argument , upon discourse ...
... given as , e.g. , the color of this page is given ; it is not known by intuition ; it is not known by direct insight . It is inferred or deduced . In other words , belief in the existence of God rests upon an argument , upon discourse ...
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... given to us through the senses . This , then , is what constitutes the ideality of time . What we mean by the ... given in experience is conditioned by the categories in terms of which our minds work . These categories are forms of ...
... given to us through the senses . This , then , is what constitutes the ideality of time . What we mean by the ... given in experience is conditioned by the categories in terms of which our minds work . These categories are forms of ...
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... given person or group of people , and what causes them to have precisely those habits and feelings ? And this en- quiry falls wholly within the scope of the existing social sciences . It appears , then , that ethics , as a branch of ...
... given person or group of people , and what causes them to have precisely those habits and feelings ? And this en- quiry falls wholly within the scope of the existing social sciences . It appears , then , that ethics , as a branch of ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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