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Page 184
... whole , the successive synthesis of the parts of an infinite world would have to be looked upon as completed ; that is , an infinite time , during which all co - existing things were enumerated , would have to be looked upon as elapsed ...
... whole , the successive synthesis of the parts of an infinite world would have to be looked upon as completed ; that is , an infinite time , during which all co - existing things were enumerated , would have to be looked upon as elapsed ...
Page 349
... whole is determined , not in the sense of being completely " preformed " in every detail of its " actual fate , " but as to its " type " or " species character . " That is to say , from the very beginning the eggs of sea urchins are ...
... whole is determined , not in the sense of being completely " preformed " in every detail of its " actual fate , " but as to its " type " or " species character . " That is to say , from the very beginning the eggs of sea urchins are ...
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... whole . " Normally , this position itself is a function of the egg as a whole . To the extent , therefore , to which the " whole " determines the specific " fate " of the individual regions of the egg , the " whole " is a determining ...
... whole . " Normally , this position itself is a function of the egg as a whole . To the extent , therefore , to which the " whole " determines the specific " fate " of the individual regions of the egg , the " whole " is a determining ...
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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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