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... turn of mind . One can do worse than examine the essentials of the appeal to theology as these are to be found in his writings . Any virtues which reside in this view will be obvious in the simplicity and sincerity of his language . Any ...
... turn of mind . One can do worse than examine the essentials of the appeal to theology as these are to be found in his writings . Any virtues which reside in this view will be obvious in the simplicity and sincerity of his language . Any ...
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... turn from the realm of law to the realin of freedom . If man is to act in the " medium " of private wills , there ... turns aside to note that the price of freedom is not merely eternal vigilance An Historical Problem 459.
... turn from the realm of law to the realin of freedom . If man is to act in the " medium " of private wills , there ... turns aside to note that the price of freedom is not merely eternal vigilance An Historical Problem 459.
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... turn Hegel right way up ; having found him standing on his head , to turn him right way up and stand him on his feet . His materialist conception of history , his historical materialism in con- trast to Hegels historical idealism , was ...
... turn Hegel right way up ; having found him standing on his head , to turn him right way up and stand him on his feet . His materialist conception of history , his historical materialism in con- trast to Hegels historical idealism , was ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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