A History of Philosophy: Greece and Rome. v.2 Mediaeval philosophy |
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... fact that in an " early " dialogue , such as the Phaedo , which deals with the death of Socrates , the theory of Forms occupies a prominent place . But , if the Platonic Socrates is the historic Socrates , we ought logically to say that ...
... fact that in an " early " dialogue , such as the Phaedo , which deals with the death of Socrates , the theory of Forms occupies a prominent place . But , if the Platonic Socrates is the historic Socrates , we ought logically to say that ...
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... fact of experience that there are frequently rival springs of action within man ; but he never really discusses how this fact can be reconciled with the unity of consciousness , and it is significant that he expressly admits that " to ...
... fact of experience that there are frequently rival springs of action within man ; but he never really discusses how this fact can be reconciled with the unity of consciousness , and it is significant that he expressly admits that " to ...
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... fact depends and the necessary connection between the fact and its cause . In other words , we have scientific knowledge when we know the cause on which the fact depends , as the cause of that fact and of no other , and further , that the ...
... fact depends and the necessary connection between the fact and its cause . In other words , we have scientific knowledge when we know the cause on which the fact depends , as the cause of that fact and of no other , and further , that the ...
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