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... rational cosmology , that is , to extend the categories beyond experience is to attempt the im- possible . The mind's categories are valid only within experience . As the universe comes within the grasp of experience , it becomes ...
... rational cosmology , that is , to extend the categories beyond experience is to attempt the im- possible . The mind's categories are valid only within experience . As the universe comes within the grasp of experience , it becomes ...
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... rational animal . By rational as applied to man he meant two things : having ( 1 ) the power to discover what is the case , and to guide conduct by such knowledge , i.e. , to develop pure and applied sciences ; ( 2 ) the power to ...
... rational animal . By rational as applied to man he meant two things : having ( 1 ) the power to discover what is the case , and to guide conduct by such knowledge , i.e. , to develop pure and applied sciences ; ( 2 ) the power to ...
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... rational science , it is a priori . If there is such a thing as rational morality , it is a priori . Moreover , just as in the case of a priori knowledge he did not undertake to prove that there is such a thing , but assumed its ...
... rational science , it is a priori . If there is such a thing as rational morality , it is a priori . Moreover , just as in the case of a priori knowledge he did not undertake to prove that there is such a thing , but assumed its ...
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AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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