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... kind of evidence . They point frequently to a Deity who befriends some people at the expense of others . Consider , for example , the Old Testament miracle of the taking of Jericho . What kind of evi- dence would this be , in the eyes ...
... kind of evidence . They point frequently to a Deity who befriends some people at the expense of others . Consider , for example , the Old Testament miracle of the taking of Jericho . What kind of evi- dence would this be , in the eyes ...
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... kind , are in fact , as in appearance , the very centre of the cosmos . 3. The denial of any form of existence other than those envisaged by physics and chemistry , that is to say , other than existences that have some kind of palpable ...
... kind , are in fact , as in appearance , the very centre of the cosmos . 3. The denial of any form of existence other than those envisaged by physics and chemistry , that is to say , other than existences that have some kind of palpable ...
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... kind and of no other . This explains the meaning of the generalization which Aristotle and others . have ascribed to art . We have already seen that Aristotle's Poetics is concerned not with art proper but with representative art , and ...
... kind and of no other . This explains the meaning of the generalization which Aristotle and others . have ascribed to art . We have already seen that Aristotle's Poetics is concerned not with art proper but with representative art , and ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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