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Page 208
... ideal , " that is , real in experience but otherwise only ideal . Quotations are here possible once more : Space does not represent any property of things in themselves , nor does it represent them in their relation to one another ...
... ideal , " that is , real in experience but otherwise only ideal . Quotations are here possible once more : Space does not represent any property of things in themselves , nor does it represent them in their relation to one another ...
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... ideal of philosophy was to explain everything rationally , to prove it rational , significant , fitting . This ideal had failed to satisfy me . I had come across countless manifestations of the irrational . I therefore considered it to ...
... ideal of philosophy was to explain everything rationally , to prove it rational , significant , fitting . This ideal had failed to satisfy me . I had come across countless manifestations of the irrational . I therefore considered it to ...
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... ideal in woman , something eternally feminine ; to emphatically and loquaciously dissuade man from the idea that woman must be preserved , protected , and in- dulged like some delicate , strangely wild , and often pleasant domestic ...
... ideal in woman , something eternally feminine ; to emphatically and loquaciously dissuade man from the idea that woman must be preserved , protected , and in- dulged like some delicate , strangely wild , and often pleasant domestic ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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