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... matter . Matter itself was still defined as a metaphysical entity . But when Kepler developed the new conception of force , the " moving principle " was stripped of its metaphysical meaning and was reduced to a " law of motion ...
... matter . Matter itself was still defined as a metaphysical entity . But when Kepler developed the new conception of force , the " moving principle " was stripped of its metaphysical meaning and was reduced to a " law of motion ...
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... matter , " being experiential , is " the same " for every science , and that " psychology does not possess a subject matter of its own . " 75 But this would be a very loose way of speak- ing , based upon the indefensible presupposition ...
... matter , " being experiential , is " the same " for every science , and that " psychology does not possess a subject matter of its own . " 75 But this would be a very loose way of speak- ing , based upon the indefensible presupposition ...
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... matter of psychology . This interpretation entails at once two further considerations : ( 1 ) It is now clear , I believe , in what sense psychology is an in- dependent science and why its subject matter is not , and cannot be ...
... matter of psychology . This interpretation entails at once two further considerations : ( 1 ) It is now clear , I believe , in what sense psychology is an in- dependent science and why its subject matter is not , and cannot be ...
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and Empirical Elements in Experience | 21 |
THE DISPUTES OVER SPACE AND TIME | 49 |
THE WORLD ABOUT US AND ITS INTERPRETATION | 77 |
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